RFI OBJECTIVES On December 1, 2005, the CPUC approved SCE’s application for Phase I scope and funding. In anticipation of approval, SCE began the process to define business requirements and AMI system architecture in November 2005. SCE engaged IBM, EnerNex and KEMA Consulting to work with internal technical and functional experts through a systems engineering approach. SCE also seeks to begin formally engaging potential AMI vendors to identify a candidate pool of vendors that have developed or are well underway in the process of developing a commercial AMI solution that aligns with SCE’s business objectives, system requirements and development timeline. As such, SCE intends to use this RFI as a first step in the next generation metering system procurement process. SCE plans to employ a staged development approach that will lead to identifying, testing and deploying next generation candidate technologies. SCE expects to work closely with candidate AMI solutions providers to further develop their next generation technology.
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"SCE also seeks to begin formally engaging potential AMI vendors to identify a candidate pool of vendors that have developed or are well underway in the process of developing a commercial AMI solution that aligns with SCE’s business objectives, system requirements and development timeline."
Do you think CNES has a chance??
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AHD... I know in June the CPU required all the AMR venders be kept under seal until the board released the information. I don't know if any of that still pertains but it gives you an idea how much they think is at stake. IMO Good attempt on your part...Thanks...
quote:Originally posted by AtHomeDad: SEC is not talking, here is the e-mail reply:
Thank you for your interest, but the information you request regarding potential AMI vendors under consideration by SCE is proprietary.
Paul De Martini AMI Program Office Southern California Edison
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i love this stock and want it to go up just as much as the next guy but remember if the fcc approves everything it will bump up a little maybe .0004-.0005 and stick right around there the only way this is gonna get to .01 or more is with anykind of contract and i hope to h*** they get one soon.
1,000,000 shares and holding hopefully not for ever
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Hang in there Derek...The FCC is the doorway to everything else...Need that first...Then...
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I would rather they wait until the first week in Jan. to announce - grab the electroshock paddles and get this baby beating again in 06!
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Mission and Vision Mission eMeter’s mission is to provide software and services, partnering with utilities to maximize the value of their Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Automated Meter Reading investments.
Vision eMeter envisions an electric industry with low-cost advanced metering in the field and simple, useful data access on the desktop. Costs are reduced, customer service is enhanced, and, through outage management applications, reliability is strengthened. Automatic demand response through remote control of equipment, thermostats, and appliances makes energy cheaper and life simpler for customers. The environment improves as peak demand and total consumption are reduced through consumer access to better information, demand response, and energy efficiency tools.
Company Background eMeter is a privately-held Silicon Valley-based company. Its principals have been pioneers in electric metering issues for nearly 20 years and previously founded CellNet Data Systems, which was acquired by Schlumberger in 2000. eMeter's executives successfully led advanced metering and data communications deployments now serving over ten million electric and gas meters. eMeter's team is expert in AMR and AMI hardware and software, the full range of communications options and technologies, meter-related business processes, and business case and regulatory strategy development.
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Bought some more today--GLTA on this issue for 2006!! I think FCC certification could possibly move this more than some believe. Like it or not--it will increase speculation about next steps and viability of obtaining contracts sooner than later. Those who have been in this much longer than I (years rather than months) may see this as a cue to get more-aggressive with an even greater postion and 'new money' might come in as well. However with billions of shares out there STNKNG1 your deduction for a move to .0004-.0005 could be dead-on.
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I don't think anyone has a clue where this will go when the FCC comes out next week. It sure will be fun to crank it up and start moving finally. The question for the PPS is what happens after the FCC. This approval is the doorway to wherever !!! IMO GLTA
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How hard is it to buy a million shares of CNES? I've had a GTC order for a million shares at $0.0002 for over a week now and still hasn't been filled.
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quote:Originally posted by DWE: How hard is it to buy a million shares of CNES? I've had a GTC order for a million shares at $0.0002 for over a week now and still hasn't been filled.
Good luck getting filled at .0002,.0003 no problem,but you wont get filled at the .0002. Ive had a buy order for the .0002 for several months now and it still is not filled.
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Lets say the contract does come. Those who are getting in are just doing it because of the news. Meaning they aren't like everyone here who is holding for huge % change. They will push the price up (Assuming them can after all the CD's that have been dumped) and once the selling starts everyone will sell out and that will be all. Bearclaw you seem to know alot about this company. Any idea what the current o/s is now since the last major run she had?
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lol, man--you been raking 'Claw over the coals for months over this one...now you gonna play like it's never come up before? I'll say this, you got some gall...
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Pital... Somewhre in the area of 7.8 billion shares...give or take a few hundred million... Most longs are holding for contracts and significant revenue...A contract of 50,000 meters is break even as stated by Spigno in a monthly news letter several months ago...
Some daytraders will jump in if it moves...same as last time...also folks who have been frustrated waiting may also jump out... So there's no telling how this will act...just have to play it as it goes same as everyone else...IMO GLTA
quote:Originally posted by Pital: Lets say the contract does come. Those who are getting in are just doing it because of the news. Meaning they aren't like everyone here who is holding for huge % change. They will push the price up (Assuming them can after all the CD's that have been dumped) and once the selling starts everyone will sell out and that will be all. Bearclaw you seem to know alot about this company. Any idea what the current o/s is now since the last major run she had?
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Hey Buy... Hell man there's no lack of gaul on these boards hey? Hope 2006 is a great year for you buddy...take care...
quote:Originally posted by BuyTex: lol, man--you been raking 'Claw over the coals for months over this one...now you gonna play like it's never come up before? I'll say this, you got some gall...
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quote:Originally posted by DWE: I think buying at $0.0003 is a bit foolish though, don't you?
At least you can get some of the stock so when it does run,you will be in.You most likely wont get in at .0002,so bite the bullet and get in before you miss out.
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quote:Originally posted by DWE: You're absolutely right. 300 bucks for a million shares is still a huge bargain. Buying me some this Tuesday. Probably put in 600 bucks worth.
I agree, I have 3,350,000 shares. 1/2 were bought at .0004 and 1/2 were at .0003. cost me about $1200. well worth the risk for the possible reward.
If you were to buy 1M shares at .0003 for $300 bucks, its not much of a risk, worst case is you lose $300 with the chance to at least double your money. if you get in when news comes out, you might not be able to get in until .0005 or so, and if the news comes after hours, it will gap so high you will regret it.
I have been in this since Oct 05. its a no brainer. take care
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