Mr. Ed Bless Edit

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1. 1. NuEdison: New solar module (photovoltaic, PV) manufacturing technology.

   www.nuedison.com/about/team.ht - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/3/2007   Last Visited: 12/3/2007

   Ed Bless
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   Ed Bless Director of Operations
   
   Mr. Bless joined NuEdison in 2005 and is an expert in manufacturing processes and quality engineering with 27 years experience in electronics production and renewable energy. He has held management positions at Philips Semiconductor, Electroglas, Asyst-Semifab (COO) and Network Computing Devices.
   
   Prior to joining NuEdison he founded H2Solutions / Blueline Power, where he still serves as CEO.

2. 2. Silicon Valley Clean Cities Coalition Board of Directors

   www.svcleancities.org/board_di - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/13/2008   Last Visited: 3/13/2008

   Ed Bless
   
   Blueline Power The Clean Energy Company, CEO
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   Since 2002, Mr. Bless has been the CEO of H2 Solutions Inc. and its DBA, Blueline Power. Prior to his current position with Blueline Power, Ed managed Silicon Valley high tech computer, internet equipment, and semiconductor equipment organizations for 20 years. He worked through the ranks of Silicon Valley, and in 2001, served as COO for a medium sized equipment company. His main skill has been as a key problem solver, team leader, and strategic planning leader. He now focuses his attention on the need to increase U.S. clean energy system adoption.
   
   Blueline Power assesses, designs, and installs site specific clean energy systems including; solar, wind, biomass, biodiesel and others. They often begin by using an energy mapping process that determines the best life cycle cost of equipment.
   
   Mr. Bless has a BS degree, specializing in atmospheric science and has completed some graduate work in engineering and business.

3. 3. About Us H2 Solutions, Inc.

   www.h2solutions.com/about.html - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/5/2008   Last Visited: 2/5/2008

   H2 Solutions was founded by Ed Bless in 2001.