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 | | August 7, 2003 | Intelligence Software Firm Vincera Adds to Series A Round
Vincera Software, a provider of consumer intelligence technology, said it has raised an undisclosed amount of additional Series A funding. All existing investors -- Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Triton Ventures, Origin Partners, Starter Fluid, and Access Ventures Partners provided the new capital. Vincera closed $6.75 million in initial Series A funding in June 2001. Vincera chairman and CEO David R. Malmstedt said the company will dedicate the new capital to the expansion of its sales channels and marketing and for the launch of its new product User Activity Intelligence Solution, which is currently in beta phase. The product, which will be generally available around September 1, enables companies to extract intelligence from their Web channels and apply it to other channels within the organization.
| | July 24, 2003 | Green Mountain, Shell, TXU, Other Firms Team Up on Wind-Power Project in West Texas
A group of energy companies announced plans Wednesday to team up on Texas' first wind power project in almost two years, marking milestones for several firms expanding their renewable energy portfolios. For Austin-based Green Mountain Energy Co., the state's largest marketer of renewable energy, the wind power project is a first. And it's the biggest project to date for Shell WindEnergy Inc., a unit of the world's No. 2 oil company, which is expanding its position in the wind power industry.
| | July 23, 2003 | Green Mountain Energy Company and TXU Energy Announce The Green Mountain Energy(R) Wind Farm at Brazos
AUSTIN, Texas, July 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, a coalition of wind industry leaders announced a project that will increase renewable wind energy in Texas by 160 megawatts by December 31, 2003. The Green Mountain Energy Wind Farm at Brazos will be the first and largest wind farm built since Texans were given the right to choose their Retail Electric Provider. With this agreement, TXU Energy will strengthen its environmental position as the leader in the Southwest for purchasing wind energy. The transaction links several major Texas wind energy players that stretch from wind power development and financing to retail energy.
| | June 9, 2003 | Hart InterCivic Names Harp Enterprises Exclusive Reseller for the eSlate™ Electronic Voting System in Kentucky and Tennessee
AUSTIN, TX — June 9, 2003 — Austin, Texas-based electronic voting system manufacturer Hart InterCivic has finalized a reseller agreement with Lexington, Kentucky-based election services provider Harp Enterprises to market the highly acclaimed eSlate Electronic Voting System throughout Kentucky and Tennessee.
| | May 13, 2003 | Largest Wind Energy Conference in US to Use Wind Power Tags to Avoid Pollution Caused By Electricity Use
When the American Wind Energy Association's (AWEA), WINDPOWER 2003 Conference blows into Austin next week, not only will conference goers be talking about wind energy, they'll be putting it into action. Green Mountain Energy Company, the nation's largest provider of cleaner electricity, is donating enough wind energy tags from west Texas to offset pollution from the Austin Convention Center's electricity consumption for the three-day conference.
| | May 13, 2003 | Green Mountain Energy Expands Into Commercial Market in Texas
Austin-based Green Mountain Energy Company, a retail provider of cleaner energy, is expanding its operations into Texas' commercial and industrial market. Beginning today, the company will enroll businesses for Green Mountain Energy electricity service that is designed to be less expensive* and less polluting. To launch the new offer, the company also announced that it has signed up three Whole Earth Provision stores in Dallas and Houston for Green Mountain Energy electricity.
| | May 12, 2003 | Kodak Announces Agreement To Acquire Applied Science Fiction (tm) Technologies
Eastman Kodak Company announced today a definitive agreement to acquire Applied Science Fiction's proprietary rapid film processing technology, Digital PIC(tm), and other key assets, Kodak's latest effort to make photography in all its forms easy and ubiquitous in a digital age. Applied Science Fiction is the creator of the award-winning Digital ICE(tm) and Digital ICE3(tm) technologies for scanners, a leader of automatic photo restoration and enhancement plug-in applications, as well as the inventor of the cutting-edge digital dry film processing system Digital PIC. Digital PIC rapidly develops standard color negative film without chemical mixing or plumbing. The process simultaneously renders digital image files that can be used to print photographs and write images on a CD. The goal of both companies is to make access to pictures and photo processing available everywhere. The combination of Kodak and Applied Science Fiction technologies will offer the clear potential to expand the category of photo processing, giving consumers greater flexibility, capability and access to their pictures. With Applied Science Fiction's underlying technologies coupled with Kodak's strength in photo kiosks and output products and systems, a new generation of innovative products will develop. Essentially every Kodak kiosk will become a picture touch point, an automatic photo machine, making photography more accessible and easier to use than ever. Kodak will integrate Applied Science Fiction's technologies and personnel into its Consumer Imaging business. Specific details about product plans are currently under development and will be disclosed at a later date.
| | May 9, 2003 | Green Mountain Energy Company and Habitat for Humanity Team Up to Launch First Solar Habitat Home in Houston
HOUSTON, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Green Mountain Energy Company (http://www.greenmountain.com ), the nation's largest provider of cleaner electricity, and Houston Habitat for Humanity (http://www.houstonhabitat.org ) are teaming up to support clean, renewable energy in Houston by installing a 1.2 kWh solar array on the roof of a recently completed Habitat for Humanity home in Houston. The home, which is located in the Wood Glen subdivision in Northeast Houston, was funded and built by the graduating class of St. John's High School in River Oaks as their senior class project.
| | May 7, 2003 | AMP-Ohio Selects Green Mountain Energy Company to Supply Renewable Power For Its New 'Green Pricing' Program
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 7 /PRNewswire/ -- American Municipal Power-Ohio (AMP-Ohio) (http://www.amp-ohio.org ), the Ohio-based nonprofit wholesale power supplier and services provider for municipal electric systems, announced today that it has selected Green Mountain Energy Company (http://www.greenmountain.com ), the nation's largest retail provider of cleaner electricity, to be its renewable energy supplier for the new "green pricing" program it is offering to its 86 member communities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Michigan.
| | May 6, 2003 | Orange County Votes for MAXIMUS $26 Million Voting Solution
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 2, 2003--The Orange County Board of Supervisors approved a $26 million contract with MAXIMUS (NYSE:MMS - News) to provide a comprehensive, integrated Direct Record Electronic voting system for the County. MAXIMUS is partnering with election systems provider Hart InterCivic for this effort.
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