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Electricity Deregulation: A Successful Transition - Evening Bulletin

Evening Bulletin, PA - Apr 15, 2009

Electricity Deregulation: A Successful Transition generation prices were set by the Pennsylvania Utility Commission, which determined the amount a company should make in “reasonable profit.” This system offered little incentive for improvements in efficiency or alternative energy innovations.

QualityStocks "Top Movers and Shakers" for 4/14/2009 - TransWorldNews (press release)

TransWorldNews (press release), GA - Apr 15, 2009

QualityStocks "Top Movers and Shakers" for 4/14/2009The QualityStocks Daily Newsletter would like to spotlight EV Innovations, Inc. (EVII). Today, EV Innovations, Inc. closed trading at $1.23, which was up $0.03 or 2.50 percent. Their volume today was 54985 shares. EV Innovations Inc. has received

Chemical suppliers fight recession pains with cosmetic innovation - ICIS (subscription)

ICIS (subscription), UK - Apr 14, 2009

Chemical suppliers fight recession pains with cosmetic innovationPennsylvania, US-based specialty silicone and silane-treated pigment producer Gelest says it has even seen steady to slightly increasing demand for its cosmetic ingredients over the past 12 months. "The general understanding is that cosmetics,

Cap and trade puts jobs first - Phoenixville News

Phoenixville News, PA - Apr 11, 2009

Cap and trade puts jobs firstOr, head north and check out Epoch Solar Innovations, Nautilus Water Turbine and Neapco Incorporated in Pottsville. All of these companies are listed on LessCarbonMoreJobs.com, a groundbreaking, interactive online map that identifies and profiles more

List of major earmarks requested by NEPA Congressmen - Scranton Times

Scranton Times, PA - Apr 12, 2009

List of major earmarks requested by NEPA Congressmen$3 million — Geographic Information System; National Consortium for Rural Geospatial Innovations in America & Wilkes PAGIS Consortium; University Park & Wilkes-Barre. $3 million — Coal Street Park Revitalization Project; City of Wilkes-Barre;

Chemical suppliers fight recession pains with cosmetic innovation - ICIS (subscription)

14.04.09

Chemical companies inject innovation into cosmetics and personal care

THE COSMETICS and personal care industry might not be immune to the global recession, but chemical firms are still doing better in this sector compared with their other markets.

The economy has been a challenge for most suppliers into personal care, says Matthew Ottaway, European industry personal care manager for US-based distributor Univar .

"But on the positive side, the demand fall is far less than in many other industries such as coatings and construction," he says. "Univar Personal Care still expects growth from sales of our specialty and commodity products in 2009."

Pennsylvania, US-based specialty silicone and silane-treated pigment producer Gelest says it has even seen steady to slightly increasing demand for its cosmetic ingredients over the past 12 months.

"The general understanding is that cosmetics, being small luxuries that offer instant gratification, tend to continue to sell well during economic downturns when people cannot afford major purchases," says Matt Edison, silicones business manager at Gelest.

Source: ICIS (subscription), UK