Blue Ridge Construction Goes Green!

PRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 12, 2010 - Buildings around the world should consider the amount of fuel they are wasting. They should try to save the environment by going about it with a different means, like Ty Rolland with his company, Blue Ridge Construction, LLC. Ty Rolland has requested a government grant of 100,000 dollars to build a 7,000 square foot building that only runs on 2,700 pellets.

As Ty Rolland, the owner of Blue Ridge Construction, informs us that "we want a safer, more fuel efficient buildings." Rolland continues to harness the unbelievable consideration he has for saving the environment, and in turn conserving more fuel. Most people forget the fact that certain gases are hazardous to one's health and this awareness should not go unmerited.

According to Ty Rolland, "We were relieved when the government granted us the money to start the construction of a 7000 Square Foot building fueled by $2400 worth of pellets."

Google is doing the same thing, but in a different way. It seems Google is trying produce electricity using renewable energy resources. This effort is called the three point approach.
Google is keeping their promise by reducing their Carbon Footprint. take a look at http://www.google.org/rec.html

So now we can all say Blue Ridge Construction out of East Montpelier, Vermont has something in common with Google! Their efforts is saving us for a brighter future.

Help Blue Ridge Construction build us a better and safer place visit.  

http://blueridgeconstruction.blogspot.com/

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Blue Ridge Construction is devoted to saving energy and GOING GREEN. Please check out their blog for more information.

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