.15 X .17 - The ticker error is slowing this down. This is not Networth Technologies - this is a low float ethanol play. Could get very interesting if she breaks the .20 area!
Sly
Posted by Slycoyote36 on :
.17 x .21 - looking good! Posted by Slycoyote36 on :
.20 x .24 - float is 5.2m - a must look into if she dips!
Sly
Posted by TruthLiesWithin on :
CLME is Better looking of the bunch.
I have this one and still trying to learn more about ALTX..
Posted by Squire38 on :
This is looking good to make 50%. It seems to be bouncing around a bunch.
Posted by Grail7 on :
It's up about 36% today. Huge BxA gap. Is it in play or has everyone decided not to get into ethanol?
Posted by Grail7 on :
RENO, NV, Aug 16, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Colusa Biomass Energy Corporation (PINKSHEETS: CLME) today announced that it is building its management team and has recently added to its field operating group. CLME is an alternate energy company. Mr. Tom Bowers, founder and CEO of Colusa Biomass Energy Corporation, said that, "Mr. Rick Nannen has joined the Company and has the responsibility of managing the feedstock gathering and preprocessing, satellite storage, equipment scheduling and crew assignments. This is an essential part of CLME's operations as the waste rice straw that is gathered from the rice fields is the feedstock from which the company's proposed biorefinery converts this biomass into ethanol. Mr. Nannen is a lifelong Colusa County resident with more than 25 years of agricultural and industrial organization management experience."
About Colusa Biomass Energy Corporation
The Company is preparing to build a biorefinery designed to produce between 10 and 12 million gallons of ethanol per year. The feedstock for the biorefinery is waste rice straw which is converted into ethanol for use in transportation fuels. Colusa County is in the heart of Northern California's rice growing region. It is important to note that the CLME's proprietary patented technology takes nothing from the food stream but only consumes waste biomass such as straw, wood chips, forest slash and orchard trimmings.
Additional information about Colusa Biomass Energy Corporation can be obtained at the Company's website: www.colusabiomass.com Posted by BLACKBEARD on :
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