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| Orrin Hatch Helps Raser Technologies Break Ground For Utah Geothermal Power Project |
| Monday 12th, May 2008 |
| Raser Technologies, Inc. announced today that they held a groundbreaking ceremony for beginning the construction phase of the first geothermal power plant built in Utah in 20 years. Senator Orrin Hatch participated in the groundbreaking ceremony in Beaver County, Utah, along with many other state and county government officials. The planned geothermal power plant is anticipated to produce up to 11 megawatts (MW) of clean renewable energy this year more... |
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| Raser Sets Date For First Quarter Earnings Announcement And Webcast |
| Wednesday 7th, May 2008 |
| Raser Technologies, Inc. announced today that it plans to hold a webcast on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 to discuss with shareholders and interested parties the results of the first quarter of 2008 at 9:30 a.m. MDT. Shareholders and analysts may listen and participate on the webcast at: more... |
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| Raser To Present At Jesup & Lamont Securities Conference |
| Wednesday 7th, May 2008 |
| Raser Technologies, Inc. announced today that they will present at the Jesup & Lamont Securities Annual Small and Mid Cap One on One Conference at the Warwick Hotel in New York City, May 15, 2008. The Jesup & Lamont conference is a day-long event for institutional investors focusing on small and mid cap companies in industries such as alternative energy. more... |
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| Raser To Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony And Press Conference For Utah Geothermal Power Project |
| Monday 5th, May 2008 |
| Raser Technologies, Inc. announced today that they will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for beginning the construction phase of the first geothermal power plant built in Utah in 20 years. The groundbreaking ceremony in Beaver County, Utah will be followed by a press conference at the Energy and Geoscience Institute (EGI) building on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City, Utah. Senator Orrin Hatch, US Senator from Utah, has accepted Raser’s invitation along with state and county government officials more... |
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