Media update, page-1337

Coppers,

Here's an excerpt of an article (undated) from the US Environmental Protection Agency.

DECENTRALIZED WASTE WATER TREATMENT; A SENSIBLE SOLUTION
Decentralized wastewater treatment is a smart alternative for communities considering new systems or modifying, replacing, or expanding existing wastewater treatment systems. For many communities, decentralized treatment can be:
• Cost-effective and economical
• Avoiding large capital costs
• Reducing operation and maintenance costs
• Promoting business and job opportunities
• Green and sustainable
• Benefiting water quality and availability
• Using energy and land wisely
• Responding to growth while preserving green space
• Safe in protecting the environment, public health, and water quality
• Protecting the community’s health
• Reducing conventional pollutants, nutrients, and emerging contaminants
• Mitigating contamination and health risks associated with wastewater.

Decentralized wastewater treatment is a sensible solution for communities of any size and demographic. Like any other system, decentralized systems must be properly designed, maintained, and operated to provide optimum benefits. Where they are determined to be a good fit, decentralized systems help communities reach the triple bottom line of sustainability: good for the environment, good for the economy, and good for the people.

Of the above 12 bullet points in this article, Fluence ticks every single one of them.  EVERY SINGLE ONE!

Now, ask yourselves, isn't this the kind of company you want to invest in?  I know I do which is why I'm holding over 300K shares and will continue to do so.  There's absolutely nothing that is going to make me sell my holdings, even if this thing goes into the .30s.  And it's not philanthropy that's driving my decision here... it's common sense.

Cheers,
Wiz