Go Green Development Consortium, Inc. of Poultney, Vermont, Charts New Course for 2009/2010

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Times have changed in the past 12 months and we need to change with them. It’s time for education

to take the lead in “GOING GREEN”. Emphasis is to be placed on Green Job Creation.

News Release:

After five years of Research and Development, Bill Corbin, President of Poultney, Vermont based Go Green Development Consortium, Inc. suppliers of Geothermal Heating and Cooling Heat Pumps and Geoexchange Systems, announced today that the Company will develop  Green Jobs Training and Information Centers in Vermont and Indiana that will be a fully Green facilities.  Using not only Geothermal ground source energy, the Company will also incorporate  solar and wind components that will be used to reduce the cost of energy in the facility to nearly nothing, while at the same time making it environmentally friendly, Corbin noted.

 The facilities, the locations of which are yet to be announced, will be used as models for the future and places where people can come to gather knowledge on how these systems work and a place where training will be available for installation, sales, and other aspects of the Green Technology Industry.  We will have sessions where builders can come to learn about Green Building in America and all the benefits of it including Leeds building qualifications.  There will be sessions for home owners to attend to learn how they can “Green Up” their home and save countless dollars annually by doing just a few simple things.  Green products will be on display from cleaning supplies to packaging materials, from energy saving light bulbs to weaterization information and instruction.

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Our plan is to make people aware of the benefits of “Going Green”.  We plan to work with the Educational System we have in each area, starting with the elementary schools, following up with the High Schools and finally working with the local Colleges.  If we begin now in a few years we will have children that can enter College with a host of knowledge about ways to save our environment and reduce our reliance on foreign oil.  

Within our network of Green friends two more similar facility are being planned, one in Delaware and one in California. 

There are going to be millions of what are now being labeled “Green Jobs” available all over the world in the years to come and I hope that many of our area students and residents can fill the void that now exists in Green Technology Knowledge.  Corbin closed by noting that anyone interested in participating in this venture can call him at 802-287-5186 or email him at ecko@together.net.