A carbon
capture play grabbed the attention of a few speculators Wednesday, while some
shareholders didn’t seem to care for a corporate reorg. Here’s some small
stocks making big moves on Wednesday, September 2, 2015 (as of 4 pm EST):
CO2 Solutions Inc. (TSXV:
CST) shares gained 11% to $0.205 on Wednesday after the provider of enzyme-enabled
carbon capture technology announced an update on its demonstration project at
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield in Québec, which it claims confirms “the strong
potential of CO2 Solutions’ technology for the low-cost, environmentally
friendly capture of carbon dioxide from major emitters.” When asked about the
company’s prospects, Gravitas Financial analyst Alex Cutulenco said, “With the
successful completion of their pilot study, we are very likely see a
multi-million dollar contract evolve either from Husky Energy or another large
stationary polluter of CO2.”
For more
of Alex’s insight into CO2 Solutions view his What’s
on Your Radar interview and for additional
green investing ideas please see the Ubika Sustainability 20
index.
As well,
shares of Avigilon Corporation (TSX:
AVO) slipped 12% to $12.37 as the end-to-end security solutions provider
said it is reorganizing its senior management team to streamline its reporting
structure and increase operational efficiency, which involves the resignation of
its Chief Operating Officer.
Rogue Resources Inc. (TSXV:
RRS), meanwhile, reported assay results from an additional five of 14
channel sample units comprising 256 samples have been received on the Lac de la
Grosse Femelle silica project in Québec, which showed sampling returns with
silica purity ranging from 99.0% to 99.9% SiO2. Rogue Resources stock
moved up 5% to $0.105 following the announcement.
Hi, did you know SmallCapPower
accepts blog submissions? You can contact me at sean@smallcappower.com.
