Cleantech Transit, Inc (CLNO)
Cleantech Transit Inc. was founded to capitalize on technology advances and manufacturing opportunities in the growing clean energy public transportation sector. Cleantech Transit Inc has expanded its focus to invest directly in specific green projects that could maximize shareholder value. Recognizing the many economic and operational advances of converting wood waste into renewable sources of energy, Cleantech Transit Inc. has selected to invest in Phoenix Energy (www.phoenixenergy.net).
Biomass energy comes from organic waste materials such as yard clippings, wood chips, sawdust, branches, manure and miscellaneous paper materials as well. There are quite a few more types of organic material that could be used as a potential biomass fuel source. The advantage of biomass fuel is that it is a renewable source of energy and greatly reduces the level of pollution output as well as landfills.
Cleantech Transit, Inc. (CLNO) is pleased to announce it has met its funding requirement to secure the Company’s ability to earn in 25% of the 500KW Merced Project.
The Company is in the final stages of closing its initial interest in the Merced Project and is currently working on completing the necessary documentation and expects closing the transaction soon. As previously announced Cleantech has the option to earn up to 40% of the Merced Project and the Company plans to continue to work towards increasing its interest in the Merced Project as they move ahead.
For more information about CLNO, visit www.cleantechtransitinc.com
Extreme Networks Inc. (Nasdaq:EXTR) announced that Tennessee Wesleyan College has implemented its high-performance converged mobile network, allowing it to exceed students’ expectations for learning by supporting advanced education and computing services securely and reliably, over wired and wireless. Tennessee Wesleyan joins more than 700 education institutions that run their campus networks on Extreme Networks. They include the University of California at Berkeley, Cambridge, Georgia State, Imperial College of London, University of Massachusetts, University of Miami, Michigan State, Surrey University, Tennessee Tech, Texas A&M, Villanova and the University of Washington.
Extreme Networks delivers networks for the mobile world. The company’s open network solutions enable a seamless user experience providing a platform for improved business agility.
Vision-Sciences Inc. (Nasdaq:VSCI) announced that its unique, advanced Transnasal EndoSheath(R) Esophagoscopy system will be featured on the September 20th episode of “The Doctor Oz Show” during a segment addressing esophageal cancer, the fastest growing cancer in America and Europe. As part of a health initiative to bring awareness of the risk of esophageal cancer, and ways to prevent esophageal cancer, Dr. Jonathan Aviv, of ENT and Allergy Associates, LLP (R) will perform a Transnasal Esophagoscopy on a patient to demonstrate the simplicity and efficacy of the emerging medical procedure.
Vision-Sciences, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures and markets unique flexible endoscopic products utilizing sterile disposable sheaths, the Slide-On(R) EndoSheath(R) Technology, which provide the users quick, efficient product turnover while ensuring the patient a contaminant-free product.
Cowen Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:COWN) announced the formation of the Ramius Trading Strategies Managed Futures Fund (”The Fund”) (Ticker: RTSIX, RTSRX). The Fund provides investors access to a portfolio of institutional-caliber managed futures managers in a daily liquidity format utilizing Ramius’ proprietary managed account infrastructure, which allows for position level transparency and enhanced risk analytics. The Fund is managed by William Marr, President and CEO of Ramius Trading Strategies LLC (”RTS”), and Alexander Rudin, Ph. D., Director of Investment Research of RTS.
Cowen Group, Inc. is a leading diversified financial services firm providing alternative investment management, investment banking, research, and sales and trading services through its business units, Ramius and Cowen and Company.
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