"We have received additional LOI's from our investors representing funding for 6 more projects. These agreements total 200 kw's of commercial projects brought in under our new-expansion program.

"These projects represent approximately $800,000 which brings us past the $4 million mark in project funding for Jan-Feb 2011. The significance of this milestone is the consistency that we were looking for in our new-deal flow," said Ezra Green, CEO of Clear Skies Solar.

Continuing, "As I discussed in our last release, we are adding new projects each week that are in various stages of process. We have many Megawatts of systems in various stages of development and we will discuss them with our shareholders as they develop and follow through to completion.

"I would also like to add that we have just started to receive the stamped engineered drawings on the projects announced the past few weeks and will be moving forward on the permitting process."

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