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Clarence McCollum has the deep, resonant voice you would expect to methodically read the news, but ask him about the latest development with his company, Exergetic Energy, and a fast-paced stream of recognition and opportunity blasts forth.

McCollum, president and CEO of Exergetic Energy (OTCQB: XNGR), has racked up serious airline miles traveling the country to secure the future of the energy solutions supplier. Exergetic Energy assists companies looking to decrease their energy costs and transfer some of their energy supply to alternative sources. In a broad mix of energy solutions, the company offers services to deliver fuel and optimize fuel use, additives to increase mechanical life as well as solar panel design, installation and maintenance.

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October 19, 2011 – The savvy investor realizes that the rattling of the stock markets over the last few months is based upon fears stemming from European financial woes, but sees the opportunities that are presented as a result of the turmoil. Warren Buffett is forever quoted for trading principles capitalizing on other people’s fears because the situation depresses stock valuations that are often times unjustified and thins the investment community which allows for significant opening positions. Gold and other metals have been widely publicized recently with the retraction in values, boosting the upside gains to the still strong future estimates as compared to where they were a few months ago.

GreenLight Resources (TSX-Venture:GR), with its substantial mineral holdings in Atlantic Canada is a company that falls right into the wheelhouse of investors searching for companies with a large upside compared to today’s market capitalization. The British Columbia-based miner holds six different properties in the extremely mining friendly area of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada. The world-class deposits on the properties hold a host of minerals, including silver, base metals, rare earth elements, manganese, graphite, gold, silver and lithium. It’s a major miner’s type of portfolio wearing a junior miner’s suit.

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With key leases in place and wells in progress, American Petro Hunter (OTCBB: AAPH) anticipates a promising future in Northern Oklahoma’s Mississippi formation that may rival the history of early wildcat drillers in the vaunted Bakken formation.

The young oil company, now surrounded by the big boys of the oil business including well-funded Calyx and Devon Energy, considers itself following in the footsteps of Northern Oil and Gas, which became a giant on the strength of early leases in North Dakota and Montana.

American Petro Hunter has two wells already in the North Oklahoma Mississippi Lime formation. The first well had good early production and is undergoing a second fracking procedure to increase it. A second well is spudded with promising early shows.

Just a few years ago, the North Oklahoma region was abandoned by vertical oil drillers who found their wells unproductive and uneconomical. What a difference a few years, improved technology and higher oil prices can make. Incredible refinements in horizontal drilling methods and fracking can turn a languishing lease into a viable oil well.

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LOS ANGELES, Sep. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Marley Coffee (OTCBB: JAMN) is pleased to announce that it has selected Coffee Works to be its preferred distributor in Bermuda. Coffee Works has been Bermuda’s leading coffee and brewing equipment company for more than a decade. This new relationship gives Coffee Works preferred vendor distribution rights in the office coffee service segment, the hospitality segment as well as the grocery and retail segments.

Coffee Works has already put in an initial order for Marley Coffee’s various lines and will distribute the company’s pods, fractional packs, Whole Bean and ground coffee.

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Exergetic Energy (Pink Sheets: XNGR) is celebrating its recent designation as a solar integrator for the federal prison industries because it will not only make the company eligible to bid on federal work, it will also make them able to purchase competitively-priced solar panels for customers.

Clarence McCollum, chairman and CEO, described the advantages the Detroit-based company now enjoys in an interview Friday.

Exergetic Energy specializes in providing energy solutions for business and government. Its early roots are in renewable energy, designing, installing and maintaining solar photovoltaic systems. This year, the company broadened its reach and expanded into nonrenewable energy with the purchase of Specialized Services, a 20-year-old company that optimizes fuel use and supplies fuel to businesses.

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By: AllPennyStocks.com

Copper demand is all over the news recently, particularly regarding China’s heightened requirements. Maike Futures Company stated recently that tumbling inventories and stronger than anticipated demand from China may drive copper prices to a record $12,000 a metric ton in the first quarter. According to Bloomberg, the head of Maike’s research department, Ren Gang, gave his guidance referencing that destocking is nearly done and China could face a serious shortage if they don’t boost imports in the second half of the year.

This could clearly provide a catalyst for increases in demand for exports from Chile, already the world’s leading copper producer, who boasts more copper reserves than any other country on the planet. In turn, Chile is also the world’s leader in copper exports with estimates for 2011 pushing the amount of copper leaving the country near 6 million tonnes; a greater than six percent increase over 2010. The impact of an influx of requirements stemming from China has the potential to further raise those figures.

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