Alternative Energy Press

DANBURY, Conn. (PRIME NEWSWIRE) - FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:[[FCEL]]), a leading manufacturer of high efficiency, ultra-clean power plants using a variety of fuels for commercial, industrial, government and utility customers, today reported results and accomplishments for its third fiscal quarter and nine months ended July 31, 2007.

300 Kilowatt Direct FuelCell Unit Will Operate On Paint Fumes That Were Previously Vented Into the Atmosphere. (DANBURY, Conn.) FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:[[FCEL]]), a leading manufacturer of ultra-clean power plants using a variety of fuels for commercial, industrial and utility customers, today announced that Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:[[F]]) will purchase a DFC300MA(tm) fuel cell for its Oakville, Ontario, facility to reduce paint solvent emanating from automotive painting operations by turning fumes from those compounds into 300 kilowatts (kW) of green electricity.

(DANBURY, Conn.) FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq:[[FCEL]]), a leading manufacturer of ultra-clean power plants using renewable fuels for commercial, industrial, utility and government customers, today announced the sale of a 1.2 megawatt (MW) power plant to the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) to help meet its growing energy needs and improving air quality in the San Joaquin's Valley Air Basin.

(Phoenix, AZ) Energy Business Reports launches its 2007 energy industry research survey. In an effort to continue providing research that meets the needs of its readers, EBR has create a short survey for energy industry professionals. Upon completion of the survey, respondents get access to a private complimentary reports website, with links to over 100 energy industry white papers, articles, and reports.

(Toronto, Canada) The government’s directive to the Ontario Power Authority to acquire 2,000 MW of new sources of renewable energy is good news for Ontarians and good news for the environment. Better yet, the government has directed the OPA to contract for 500 MW of new renewables by the end of 2007. Can it be done? Absolutely.

Hopeful presidential candidate becomes most recent candidate to discuss his views on clean energy (Dover, NH) Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), became the most recent candidate for President to interview with SmartPowerBlog, the blog dedicated to clean, renewable energy and energy efficiency that is managed by SmartPower.

90-Minute Debate Offered No Substance on Energy Independence or Global Warming (Washington, DC) "Where were the questions about global warming and energy independence?" SmartPower commented today that it was very puzzling that during Sunday's Democratic Presidential Candidates' Debate at Drake University in Iowa, not one question about global warming or energy independence was asked by the moderator, ABC News' George Stephanopoulos. SmartPower is the national non-profit marketing organization that is leading the creation of a robust market for clean energy and energy efficiency.

Here are photos from Gentrac Building Corporation's August 17, 2007 unveiling of Tillsonburg's first SOLAR powered ENERGY STAR qualified home. The photo gentrac-ribbon-cutting-s.jpg shows the ribbon cutting ceremony, where over 50 people attended. From left to right are:

(Toronto, ON) Join TREC at the CNE this year, and participate in renewable energy events. TREC will have an information booth located in the Music Building during CNE's 'Green Day' on August 21, 2007. The public can learn about TREC's pending projects funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This funding ($202,500 over 36 months) will assist TREC to continue to educate Toronto citizens and visitors about renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation, as well as community based energy projects.

(Burlington, CO) American Agri-Diesel, LLC has retained Equity Partners, Inc. (“EPI”) to find a buyer for its ASTM certified, fully operational biodiesel refinery. American Agri-Diesel is a 6,000,000 core capacity biodiesel refinery, located in Burlington, CO, very near to US Route 70, a major East-West artery, and only 30 miles from the Kansas border. The refinery is designed to produce more than 1,000 gallons of biodiesel per hour. The refinery sits on 2.5 acres.