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The Quercus Trust Agrees to Cancel Warrants

2009-02-15T03:34:00.000-08:00

Fort Worth, TX – February 13, 2009 – Entech Solar (OTC BB: ENSL.OB), a leader in concentrating solar energy systems, announced today that The Quercus Trust, the Company's largest shareholder, has agreed to cancel Warrants to purchase thirty-eight million (38,000,000) shares of the Company's common stock in accordance with the terms of a Warrant Cancellation Agreement entered into with the Company.

The Quercus Trust has decided to cancel these warrants in consideration for the Company's agreement to increase the number of shares available under the Company's 1999 Stock Option Plan, as amended ("the Plan"), from fifty million (50,000,000) shares to seventy million (70,000,000) shares. The Warrants will be cancelled upon approval of the Company's stockholders of the increase in the number of shares available under the Plan.

David Gelbaum, trustee of the Quercus Trust and Chairman of Entech Solar's Board, said, "This increase to the option pool will have the benefit of increasing morale at the company and of helping us attract good people in the future. Quercus believes in sharing upside with the employees."

About Entech Solar

Entech Solar is a leading provider of concentrating solar energy systems. Entech designs, manufactures and installs systems that provide both electricity and thermal energy for commercial and industrial applications. Entech uses its proprietary concentrating photovoltaic and thermal (CPVT) technology to deliver the ThermaVolt™ system, which produces cost-competitive distributed energy. For more information, please visit www.entechsolar.com.

Chris Witty

VP, Investor Relations

Darrow Associates, Inc.

www.darrowir.com

New York, NY

646-438-9385

cwitty@darrowir.com

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Entech Solar to Present at the Kaufman Brothers Green Investor Conference on February 18, 2009

2009-02-09T16:31:00.000-08:00

Fort Worth, TX – February 9, 2009 – Entech Solar (OTC BB: WWAT.OB), a leader in concentrating solar energy systems, today announced that it will participate in the Kaufman Brothers Green Investor Conference on February 18, 2009 at the Langham Hotel, Boston. Frank Smith, Chief Executive Officer, and Kent Van Houten, Chief Financial Officer, will review the company's technology and growth strategy at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

A live audio webcast of the presentation will be accessible via the Entech Solar website. To hear the presentation and view related materials, please visit the website at www.entechsolar.com. A replay will be available for ninety days. Additional information about this conference can be found at www.kbro.com.

About Entech Solar
Entech Solar is a leading provider of concentrating solar energy systems. Entech designs, manufactures and installs systems that provide both electricity and thermal energy for commercial and industrial applications. Entech uses its proprietary concentrating photovoltaic and thermal (CPVT) technology to deliver the ThermaVolt™ system, which produces cost-competitive distributed energy. For more information, please visitwww.entechsolar.com.

Chris Witty
VP, Investor Relations
Darrow Associates, Inc.
www.darrowir.com
New York, NY
646-438-9385
cwitty@darrowir.com

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VoIP Logic Hits Financial and Corporate Milestones

2009-02-08T02:07:00.000-08:00

VoIP Logic Hits Financial and Corporate Milestones

VoIP Logic, (www.voiplogic.com),
a leading provider of voice-over-IP (VoIP) Managed Services and
solutions, today announced several noteworthy corporate and financial
milestones from the ITEXPO East 2009 in Miami.
VoIP Logic provides a comprehensive set of VoIP Managed Services,
Engineering and Integration Professional Services. In addition, the
company's proprietary Cortex® OSS
helps carriers and service providers to easily deploy and manage
customized, scalable VoIP systems and solutions.

For 2008, VoIP Logic reported:

An increase in headcount to 35;

An 82% increase in annual revenue from 2007 – 2008;

An expanded customer footprint into Central and Latin
America;

An increase of 40 carrier Managed Services customers; and

An additional 8 new retail VoIP service providers using
Cortex OSS CEO

Micah Singer noted that, "Now, more than ever, outsourcing telecom deployment,
integration and ongoing support for VoIP technology has proven to be a
cost-effective and a results-driven decision for carriers and service
providers who have become more sensitive to ROI."
In addition to a few dozen publicly referenced customers, VoIP Logic
now provides infrastructure, integration and technology assistance to
more than 160 carriers and service providers worldwide.

About VoIP Logic
VoIP Logic is a leading global provider
of VoIP managed services and solutions. The company enables
telecommunications service providers worldwide to build and manage
customized, flexible and scalable IP telephony rollouts. With the
addition of its award-winning Cortex® OSS,
VoIP Logic provides a comprehensive, and fully neutral, set of
on-demand solutions for service providers looking to use VoIP
technology. Founded in 2003, the company is headquartered in
Williamstown, MA, with hosting hubs in North America, Europe and
Asia-Pacific.

Read more about VoipLogic:

Voiplogic article.
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Logic Introduces Mobile Applications for Cortex OSS at ITEXPO
Voiplogic and Cortex System with MAC OS
Voiplogicand iPhone
Voip Logic worforce portraits By Yonatan Frimer

Read this article on the Voip Logic Blog

great article! Clean tech perseveres in tough economy

2008-12-07T03:37:00.000-08:00

Hi fellow bloggers.

I have made a few changes with my contact details over the web in order to help people find me better. Please feel free to contact me any one of the following ways:

David Anthony - Corporate profile
http://21ventures.net/pages/management-team.asp

David Anthony on LinkedIN
http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidanthony21ventures

on Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/21danthony
http://www.youtube.com/user/21danthony

If someone wants to contact me with a business idea, please first have a look at our investment criteria section in 21Ventures.net

David Anthony speaking to a crowd in Seattle WA - USA

Without further ado, give you my latest article:

Clean tech perseveres in tough economy

By Efrain Viscarolasaga

The pre-holiday Fourth Conference on Clean Energy at the Hynes Convention Center is long since over, but the event has traditionally proven to be a litmus test for the local clean energy industry.

Surprisingly, the event maintained at least a slight feeling of optimism for the long-term prospects of the local clean technology community, despite the plunging stock market, tightening financial environment and plummeting price of oil. If nothing else, its success bolstered the industry’s position among the region’s traditional industry heavyweights such as telecom, biotech and finance, and left attendees feeling that the industry has a future beyond next year’s event.

Some notes:

• Stealthy portable battery maker Lilliputian Systems Inc. of Wilmington made an appearance at the conference, with new vice president of business development and marketing Mouli Ramani walking the halls. Though the company had a small presence at the show, its big announcement came from its Wilmington facility, where Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick attended an event and helped the company announce the addition of 100 new “green collar” jobs through a planned expansion of its manufacturing plant.

The expansion comes as the company finally put a target date — 2009 — on the release of its portable fuel cell for wireless devices.

For the uninitiated, Lilliputian was founded out of MIT on research developed by Samuel Schaevitz and Aleks Franz, Lilliputian’s co-founders. In 2003 they added CEO Ken Lazarus, and despite raising more than $60 million in funding, the company has remained fairly quiet about its technology.

Over the past few months, a slow stream of information coming out of the company seems to indicate that it has solved the technology issues, and units could be forthcoming as soon as next year.

While such miniature, portable fuel cells have been researched both here and in Asia for years, they have always been “some time away.” If Lilliputian has indeed solved the technology issues, and has a device that can penetrate the $50 billion portable power market, it is no surprise the governor turned out for its expansion announcement.

When you consider the applicability of such power sources on everything from cell phones and music players to GPS units and laptops, 100 new jobs to get them out the door may be just the beginning.

• Two local companies used the conference to announce new funding. Cellulosic ethanol microbe developer SunEthanol Inc. announced its name change to Qteros Inc. and brought in $25 million, while alternative engine technology maker ReGen Power Systems LLC added $5 million to its coffers.

What’s interesting about the two deals is that despite the Chicken Little syndrome that has many in the industry saying no “new money” is coming out of the VC community, both deals included new investors. Qteros’ new investors include Cambridge-based Venrock, New York-based Soros Fund Management LLC and energy giant BP PLC, joining previous investors Battery Ventures,Long River Ventures and Camros Capital.

For ReGen Power Systems, the investment represents the firm’s first private funding, though it previously received $500,000 from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. It’s new investors are New York-based 21Ventures LLC and the Quercus Trust.

Despite being held during the heart of one of the worst financial weeks in recent history, the economic outlook of the clean energy sector was positive among attendees of the conference. The financial sections of the event, including the annual “investor pitch” sessions, where budding entrepreneurs pitch their company to potential investors, were among the most-attended sessions of the event.

• The atmosphere was likewise positive at the conference’s job fair, where a handful of companies still hiring people (rather than laying them off) fielded questions from a room packed with potential employees. According to Matthew Richards, the founder and managing director of renewable energy recruiting firm DanePartners, which sponsored the job fair, the abundance of job seekers wasn’t all that surprising, given the economy. The number of companies hiring, however, including Conservation Services Group of Westborough, Satcon Technologies Corp. of Boston, Konarka Technologies Inc. of Lowell, Evergreen Solar Inc. of Marlborough and Second Wind Inc. of Somerville, was encouraging.

Among the areas that were most active, said Richards, were green-collar jobs, those that require hands-on knowledge of technologies, both new and traditional. Sectors most active on the recruitment side included energy efficiency and demand-response companies, as opposed to core technology research companies in the wind, solar or biomass sectors.

David Anthony : How to find me online..

2008-11-06T01:51:00.001-08:00

Hi fellow blogger,

If anyone needs to reach me online, you can find you can do it any number of ways:

David Anthony - 21Ventures Profile

David Anthony - FaceBook

David Anthony - LinkedIN

David Anthony Blogger Profile

David Anthony VC - My Own Blog

David Anthony - YouTube Profile

also, here is a video of me speaking in Memphis a few months ago I thought you might enjoy.

I also want to thank everyone that wrote back and responded to my previous posts. I really enjoy hearing from everyone and welcome your continuted contributions.

This is a new blog

2008-11-02T04:56:00.001-08:00

hi everyone

this is my new blog for small wind energy systems and solutions.

check out some of the companies I invest in,

tswind.com

variablewind.com