Undiscovered Solar Company Worth a Second Look

   Here's why...

    *   New Projects Are Worth Millions

    *   Smart Business Plan (own & operate solar plants)

    *   U.S. Solar Market to Double in 2011

    *   California's Governor-Elect Promises Significantly Higher Renewable Energy Goals

   I know I'm right about Solar Park Initiatives (SOPV).
   It is an opportunity you don't want to pass up.

   I urge you to read my FREE full report (link below), but for starters consider these facts about the company and solar industry potential:

·         Solar Park recently signed a letter of intent to develop a 5,000 acre 1 Gigawatt California solar park in conjunction with business partner. The project is valued at approximately $3.5B if fully completed. A huge project.

·          Solar Park also recently signed a letter of intent to develop another $70 million solar power plant in California. Another sizable project.

·         California Governor-elect Jerry Brown has promised to implement a 33% renewable energy portfolio standard and facilitate the installation of 20,000 megawatts of NEW renewable energy projects. That's 20 Gigawatts!

·         Solar Energy Industry Association and GTM Research recently released a report showing solar generating capacity growth in 2010 will reach approximately 114% over 2009. No question--solar is growing.

·         First Solar (world's largest PV supplier) expects U.S. PV market to double in 2011.

      Bloomburg New Energy Finance predicts the U.S. solar market will grow by 42% annually by 2020. Where can you find that kind of growth in a sideways market?

    That's all great news for Solar Park Initiatives' Investors because the company is rapidly ramping up their solar business focusing in California and Texas.

    The profit potential—for Solar Park and for you as an investor—is staggering!

    I'm conservatively projecting short-term gains of 134% and longer-term the gains could be in excess of 322%.

    Aggressive forecast…yes!  But entirely possible with this high potential solar company. Returns like that will make a significant difference in your portfolio!

    My name is Eric Dany and my specialty is finding under-valued and undiscovered small companies.

    I've picked some big winners in the solar industry like Sunovia Energy Tech, which jumped soon after I recommended it. Then I told my subscribers to capture profits at 100%, 300% and 488%.

    That was a great pick, but I believe Solar Park Initiatives (SOPV) could provide investors with far better results than Sunovia Tech.

    I strongly urge you to add Solar Park to your portfolio today. Don't wait—Do your research and add shares to your portfolio. You'll be glad you did!

    For my full report on Solar ParkSolar Park Initiatives click through and learn the details behind Solar Park and exactly why I believe the stock is poised for gains of 134% to 322%.

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Invest Successfully,

Eric Dany

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