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October 5, 2015
September 14, 2014
3DOM is an entirely new approach to energy rates and usage
3DOM™ is an entirely new approach to energy rates and usage. It’s part rate protection for savings when energy prices rise, as predicted by world energy and economic experts, and part consumer education for smarter energy use for both residential and small commercial Customers in the deregulated markets we serve—as Customers want more from their energy provider.
Both 3DOM plans offer 3 years of worry-free fixed rate options for renewable and responsible energy, giving you peace of mind and solutions to the uncertainty around the current rising energy prices.* Choose your rate plan and select your preferred sustainable energy product to help the environment, while staying with your utility for delivery, service and billing.
*NYMEX Henry Hub Natural Gas Settled Prices between 2002 – 2014 with forward projection
if you want to learn more about 3DOM visit www.vpurpose.com
July 9, 2014
October 12, 2013
Do you want Save Money on your energy bill and do something great for the planet
Do you want to save money on your energy bill and do something great for the planet? Are you a homeowner with a mostly sunny roof facing south, east or west? Then you owe it to yourself to consider going solar, and Viridian gives you the power to do it – yes, even those of you in the often gray and rainy Northeast. Better than that, we make it easy. To learn more Click Here
June 19, 2013
Future is now for green energy switch
Future is now for green energy switch
Even among those who believe strongly in sustainability, renewable energy as a major percentage of production may seem like a futuristic, far-off goal, one to strive for but which may only be seen by the next generation. Those in the industry, though, know that the future is rapidly arriving, and some recent news shows that, when it comes to renewable energy, the future is now.
Austin boosting renewable energy use
Austin, Texas, home to popular music festivals and University of Texas, has long been famous for its atmosphere, and has taken strong stands on many forward-looking issues. When it comes to renewable energy, it's been at the vanguard of adopters. Only a few years ago, Austin Energy, the city-owned utility company upped its focus on renewable energy, hoping to boost its efforts ingreen energy switch and hit a benchmark of 35 percent of its energy being renewable by the year 2020. An ambitious and noble goal, certainly, but 2020 was still years away. The company, though, may not even need that long.
Austin, Texas, home to popular music festivals and University of Texas, has long been famous for its atmosphere, and has taken strong stands on many forward-looking issues. When it comes to renewable energy, it's been at the vanguard of adopters. Only a few years ago, Austin Energy, the city-owned utility company upped its focus on renewable energy, hoping to boost its efforts ingreen energy switch and hit a benchmark of 35 percent of its energy being renewable by the year 2020. An ambitious and noble goal, certainly, but 2020 was still years away. The company, though, may not even need that long.
According to a recent article in the Austin American-Statesman, Austin Energy is about to sign a pair of contracts that would put the company past its 35 percent goal by 2016. 570 megawatts of wind generated capacity, stemming from the Texas Gulf Coast, would be added in contracts worth $1.4 billion and lasting 25 years. The new wattage would sufficiently increase the company's renewable work and break it into a new frontier. With the 35 percent barrier behind it, it may have bold new ambitions to take on next.
Other great news for renewable energy
Around the country, other good news about renewable energy continues to come out. Nebraska recently signed into a law a bill aimed at pushing renewable energy in the state higher through tax incentives, such as exempting certain renewable energy costs from the 5.5 percent sales tax the state has in place. The law also requires renewable energy companies to put at least $20 million into certain properties in the state in order to receive the tax benefits. According to an article from ReedSmith, Nebraska has the fourth-highest wind-energy potential in the nation, but has hardly capitalized on this and remains 26th in the nation in wind-energy production. Hopefully, the bill will take wind energy production in Nebraska to the next level, and help bring America further into a future of green power.
Around the country, other good news about renewable energy continues to come out. Nebraska recently signed into a law a bill aimed at pushing renewable energy in the state higher through tax incentives, such as exempting certain renewable energy costs from the 5.5 percent sales tax the state has in place. The law also requires renewable energy companies to put at least $20 million into certain properties in the state in order to receive the tax benefits. According to an article from ReedSmith, Nebraska has the fourth-highest wind-energy potential in the nation, but has hardly capitalized on this and remains 26th in the nation in wind-energy production. Hopefully, the bill will take wind energy production in Nebraska to the next level, and help bring America further into a future of green power.
September 28, 2012
August 22, 2012
Sustainability could be great for education
Sustainability could be great for education
Everyone wants to see their kids get the best education possible, and that could result in greater environmental sustainability for schools, according to The Guardian. The news source said the U.K. Department of Education's Framework for the National Curriculum report aims to promote the understanding of sustainability and stewardship of local resources as well as helping personal development so each student can be more balanced and healthy moving forward."Children and young people growing up and attending school today will become the business leaders of the future, people who will have to tackle environmental and social issues on a level that is currently unrecognized or at least swept under the carpet," The Guardian said. "It is a huge challenge but one that other nations are addressing and one that our current government needs to square up to."
The report said the agency believes education should be stressing personal development to allow students to have a greater understanding of their surrounding world.
Adding to this, The Guardian said the business case for this is that children who develop an appreciation for sustainable practices in school have more potential for achievement and should have more key skills that could be useful when they get into the business world.
Learn more about Sustainability
August 4, 2012
Join us At the Cambridge Innovation Center
Dear friends, 
Dear conscious minds!
You are invited to the Cambridge Innovation Center to attend an event: "Educating on a greener solutions". The workshop presented by Viridian Company which offers high-quality and affordable renewable energy products that are better for the environment.
Dear conscious minds!
You are invited to the Cambridge Innovation Center to attend an event: "Educating on a greener solutions". The workshop presented by Viridian Company which offers high-quality and affordable renewable energy products that are better for the environment.
Many states have already adopted Renewable Portfolio Standards, which require electricity suppliers and utilities to source a minimum amount of their electricity from clean energy sources.
Viridian exceeds this requirement by at least 20% in each state in which they operate.
Viridian Sustainability Initiative is a pledge to empower customers and associates to take part in Viridinan's mission to improve the world and the communities in which we live. The Initiative provides resources and opportunities for service and involvement in many projects targeted to protect and preserve our world.
Many of our members already joined Viridian, and will be glad to greet you and share their experiences.
Two guests speakers are coming from NY and NJ:
Johnny LoPresto and Louis Di Donato.
During this workshop you will learn about greener electricity and affordable prices, and how to start a business that creates long-term residual income, and of course, meet like-minded people, and make new friends!
PS Free attendance.
When you will arrive to CIC at the main lobby, please state that you are going to visit Europeans In Boston, a workshop in HAVANA ROOM, 4 TH FLOOR.
Seat's Will go fast
RSVP
David Fernandes
781-244-4778
Viridian exceeds this requirement by at least 20% in each state in which they operate.
Viridian Sustainability Initiative is a pledge to empower customers and associates to take part in Viridinan's mission to improve the world and the communities in which we live. The Initiative provides resources and opportunities for service and involvement in many projects targeted to protect and preserve our world.
Many of our members already joined Viridian, and will be glad to greet you and share their experiences.
Two guests speakers are coming from NY and NJ:
Johnny LoPresto and Louis Di Donato.
During this workshop you will learn about greener electricity and affordable prices, and how to start a business that creates long-term residual income, and of course, meet like-minded people, and make new friends!
PS Free attendance.
When you will arrive to CIC at the main lobby, please state that you are going to visit Europeans In Boston, a workshop in HAVANA ROOM, 4 TH FLOOR.
1 Broadway & 3rd street Cambridge MA 02142
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Seat's Will go fast
RSVP
David Fernandes
781-244-4778
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