ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:52 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) – Peru Sweetens on Sugar Cane

For years Brazil was stealing the headlines concerning Ethanol production, but all the while a quite buzz was developing in the background concerning Peru. Now, it's Peru that may very well emerge as not only the preeminent producer of Quality Ethanol, but the most profitable also. This quiet development now has investors all around the globe watching this situation closely. Ethanol is an alcohol based fuel known for containing more octane than most gasolines, while burning cleaner and producing much less tailpipe emissions and green house gasses. It's generally created by the refining and distilling of a sugar from one…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:50 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) – Cane is Able

Some 30 odd years ago Brazil made a bold decision. They decided that the best route they could take towards energy independence and a move away from importing oil was to use their vast acreages of sugar beets and sugar canes to distill fuel. As international oil prices continue to soar, that bet has put Brazil's decades old gamble at the forefront of a "biofuels" movement in which many countries view sugar cane, corn, soybeans, beets, cornstalks and native grasses as cleaner, money-saving substitutes for oil. This is especially true of oil produced in politically unstable countries where just the…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:48 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) Corporate Officers

Carlos Antonio Salas – Carlos Antonio Salas serves as Stratos Renewable's Chief Executive Officer and Director. Prior to being employed by Stratos, Salas served as a senior executive director in the fields of agribusiness and agricultural development; even being recognized as a Director General of the National Institute for Agricultural Research in Peru. Mr. Salas has helped 100 medium and large size food and agribusiness companies worldwide, directing technical, commercial, and financial evaluations in each company. Furthermore, Salas has also been employed by over ten national and international agriculture research and development committees; thus, Salas will be a critical link…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:47 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) – Going Green Using Sugar to Produce Ethanol

With the recent surge in demand to go green, much emphasis has been put on Ethanol production. Simply because it is Clean, Safe, and Renewable. Ethanol can be produce from a number of different plant materials. Sugar and Corn are the two main crops used in production. Corn however requires a great deal more energy to convert to ethanol making Sugar the more efficient choice. In fact Sugar is twice as efficient as Corn and only requires yeast and the removal of the water along with additives to purify the finished fuel. Ethanol production with Sugarcane begins with the farming…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:46 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) – Sugar-based Ethanol Sounds Like a Sweet Deal

Ethanol is a clean-burning, high-octane fuel that is produced from renewable resources – in the case of Stratos Renewables, from sugarcane that can be grown and harvested in Peru year-round. Sugarcane, containing the highest starch content of any plant stock, enables nearly three times the ethanol yields when compared to U.S. corn, helping to drive down costs and balance supply and demand. Sugar-based ethanol produces 80 percent less net greenhouse gases than gasoline, and boasts an estimated higher “energy balance” of just over 8:1. Also, because sugarcane is a renewable resource, ethanol fuel produced from it satisfies short-term needs and…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:44 am

Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) – How Ethanol is Produced

Technologically, the process of producing ethanol from sugar is simpler than converting corn into ethanol and uses about half the energy. While converting corn into ethanol requires additional cooking and the application of enzymes, sugar requires only a yeast fermentation process and the removal of water. The process begins with cultivating and harvesting sugarcane at a cane field. Further processing is done at the sugar mill where the cane stalks are shredded and then crushed to extract the cane juice. The byproducts of this process are cane molasses, used in the production of alcoholic beverages, fuel alcohol and for direct…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:43 am

The Peruvian Government is a Strategic Location for the Future Growth of Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB)

Stratos Renewables is a low cost sugarcane ethanol producer that believes it will be able to produce the highest yields of sugarcane in the world on the northern coast of Peru. The large production will give it the advantage of being among the lowest cost producers on a global basis. Peru ranks with the world’s largest producers of silver, copper, zinc, tin, gold and lead. In the recent years the Peruvian government has encouraged agriculture and tourism through legislative action. Peru’s economy is well managed as revenues are increasing while expenditures keep pace. The country’s economy is one of the…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 5:38 am

ECOtality, Inc. (ETLY.OB) to Acquire Fourth Company this Year

ECOtality announced today that it has entered a definitive agreement to purchase all the assets and business of Minit-Charger - which is a subsidiary of Edison International, a NYSE-listed company – for $3 million. This strategic acquisition, combined with the previously announced acquisitions of Electric Transportation Engineering Corporation (eTec), Innergy Power Corporation and Fuel Cell Store, will provide the Company with a revenue base of subsidiaries who have a collective trailing twelve month revenues of $14.55 million for the period ending the third quarter of this year. ECOtality expects to close the acquisition within the next week. Since its beginning…

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ThursdayDec 06, 2007 4:29 am

Titan Global Holdings, Inc. (TTGL.OB) Announces Former Sprint Nextel Director Brad Kropf to Begin Restructuring of Communications Division

Titan Global Holdings, Inc (TTGL.OB), a high growth diversified holding company, has announced that the former Sprint Nextel director Brad Kropf has officially begun his role as President of the company. Prior to joining Titan, Mr. Kropf has served in various leadership roles with Sprint / Nextel Corporation. In his most recent role with Nextel, Mr. Kropf served as Director of Sprint Nextel's Prepaid Solutions Group, responsible for both the retail and promotional sales of prepaid stored-value solutions. Mr. Kropf also led business development for the Prepaid Solutions Group, and transformed this small business unit into one of Sprint /…

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WednesdayDec 05, 2007 7:24 pm

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (LXRX) Announces Commenced Phase 2 Clinical Trials

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (LXRX) has announced that the company has commenced Phase 2a clinical trial for their LX6171 drug, a prevalent oral drug candidate. This drug will treat cognitive impairment, often associated with disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia, and vascular dementia. Detailed information about this clinical trial will be available shortly. Lexicon is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of breakthrough treatments for human diseases. Lexicon has various clinical programs underway, for such areas as irritable bowel syndrome, cognitive disorders, and rheumatoid arthritis. Since Lexicon's formation, the company has discovered more than 100 promising drug targets,…

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