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Organic Bouquet Launches World’s First Online Eco-Certified Florist The floral industry changed forever when Organic Bouquet introduced what it called the world’s first online eco-certified
Renaissance Schaumburg Earns National Honors for Eco-Friendly Landscaping The Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel in Illinois proves that sustainability and style can work hand-in-hand. In
Just by repacing traffic lights to LED and also get some advanced lighting upgrades and programing to lighting plus multiple solar thermal installations, the City of Concord over $41,500 a year in energy costs, and reduce their carbon footprint by more than 292,000 pounds of carbon dioxide each year
“Solar energy has gone from novelty to the mainstream here in Concord,” said Mayor James Bouley. “We are proud to lead the charge in New Hampshire by installing solar thermal systems in four of our facilities. This innovative renewable solution coupled with the LED pedestrian signals and comprehensive lighting upgrades means more clean energy and more jobs for New Hampshire.”
“Not only will the newly installed solar panels help reduce the Broadway Fire Station’s utility bills, but they will serve as a teaching tool to the City’s residents, the business community and to the Concord School District students about energy efficiency and renewable energy,” said Joanne Morin, Director, NH Office of Energy and Planning. “Governor Lynch has made it a priority to improve energy efficiency across the State and to increase renewable energy. Projects like these will save NH taxpayers money, create jobs, and help protect the environment.
Ford Focus Electric is one of five finalists for Green Car Journal’s 2012 Green Car of the Year® award. The winner will be announced Nov. 17 at the L.A. Auto Show. The Green Car of the Year awards honor environmental leadership in the automotive field. “This year’s Green Car of the Year finalists underscore that there is no single solution to our transportation challenges,” said Ron Cogan, editor and publisher of Green Car Journal and editor of GreenCar.com.
Green Car Journal announced its five finalists for the 2012 Green Car of the Year® award today. For the seventh consecutive year, the Green Car of the Year® honors environmental leadership in the automotive field, with the winner being announced during a press conference at the Los Angeles Auto Show Press Dayson Nov. 17. This year’s five finalists include the 2012 Ford Focus Electric, 2012 Honda Civic Natural Gas, 2012 Mitsubishi i, 2012 Toyota Prius v and 2012 Volkswagen Passat TDI. The Green Car of the Year® award recognizes vehicles that become available by January 1 of the award year.
