Welcome To The Canadian Solar HUB On AGORACOM
Edit this title from the Fast Facts Section
Hub Controls
  • Demo Video
  • Private Messages
  • Edit My Profile
  • View/Edit My Portfolio
AGORACOM News Flash

Did You Know?

AGORACOM is the exclusive provider of small-cap content to every Blackberry device on the planet.  In fact, we are 1 of only 13 global financial content partners to Blackberry.

To get AGORACOM on your Blackberry (or any smartphone) just click here. 

Regards,
George, Paul and The AGORACOM Team

Close
Message: Will Recession Spur or Eliminate Green Investment?
Reply New Message
« Prev Message Back To Forum Go to Threaded View Next Message »
Foonejacker george
MakD
Rank: [?]
Treasurer
Points: [?]
719
Rating: [?]
Votes: 18 Score: 4.3
  • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
Your Vote:
Please Log In to Vote
Did you know? You can earn activity points by filling your profile with information about yourself (what city you live in, your favorite team, blogs etc.)

Re: Will Recession Spur or Eliminate Green Investment?

in response to Will Recession Spur or Eliminate Green Investment? by solaris
posted on Oct 31, 08 11:03AM

I think it will bring even more need for an alternative to oil. I think major government's are growing tired of OPEC's tactics. A free market shouldn't be regulated. The CFTC also needs to rethink its approach. Perhaps a similar organization can be established for SOlar, Wind and other renewable corps as well?

Lastly check this post out. http://agoracom.com/ir/patriot/off_t...

Apparently the credit bubble isn't the sum of all our fears.

1 recommendations
Reply New Message
« Prev Message Back To Forum Go to Threaded View Next Message »
New Message

Please login to post a reply

President's D.D.

New feature: Hub Presidents can add important links here.

Stock Quote
Open CSIQ Stock Quote

Investment Ideas

Like Canadian Solar? Then you might also be interested in Lexaria Corp

Lexaria Corp
  • As of October 31, 2007
  • Increased its gas reserves by 638%
  • increased its net oil reserves to 78,698 barrels