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The Globally Green Energy Consortium Opens New England Chapter

"We believe that environmentally friendly business is profitable business."
by Staff Writers
 Boston MA (SPX) May 07, 2008
 The Globally Green Energy Consortium (GGEC) has announced the opening of the New England Chapter in Hyannis, Massachusetts. "As a global forum, GGEC's mission is to dramatically and continuously improve the ability of business, building owners, management and industry to reduce their Carbon Footprint," said Zacharie Mondel, GGEC - CEO and Executive Director .

"We believe that environmentally friendly business is profitable business."

"Our goal is to complement current environmental efforts and initiatives being pursued by USGBC's LEED, EPA's Green Partnership and the Energy Star program," states John Hemeon-McMahon, GGEC - New England Chapter Chief Executive Officer. "We intend to help public utilities, oil and gas companies raise awareness of their commitment to Sustainability and Green Energy."

In addition to providing GGEC Carbon Credit Aggregation and Trading, Green and Sustainability Solution Certification and Incubation services, the GGEC - New England Chapter will be very active in supporting and promoting GGEC Greening and Cleaning America? Initiative in all New England States.

"We will actively promote Globally Green Hospitality Consortium (GGHC) services for the hospitality industry in New England," said Robert Cardone, GGEC - New England Chapter Chief Financial Officer. "GGHC New England will provide to the hospitality industry in New England the resources needed to implement sustainable standards and practices offered by various green associations, State, and federal programs such as EPA Green Partnership, Energy Star and US Green Building Council's LEED certification."

"GGEC is committed to establishing chapter presences everywhere in the United States and the rest of the world." said Mr. Mondel. "We will be announcing the opening of several chapters over the next few weeks. We are very pleased with the support afforded to GGEC by our members, partners as well as several Federal, State and Local agencies."

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Global Investment In Renewable Energy Reaches 100 Billion Dollars
 Washington DC (SPX) May 06, 2008
 High oil prices and an array of government incentives are leading to soaring rates of investment in renewable energy, according to the United Nations' annual "Global Trends in Sustainable Energy Investment" report. The UN report calculates global investment capital flows into renewable energy companies reached $100 billion for the first time in history last year.
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