Flux Power Incorporated introduced its new safe lithium batteries as well as its new 12-450v ruggedized and environmentally protected AC-DC charger. These high power products are meant to serve as backbone technology for the Electric Cars, Solar, Wind, Industrial and Peak-Shaving industries.
“I’m excited we are launching the most advanced and complete power system we’ve seen in the energy industry. By allowing adaptive charge capabilities and system-wide communication, Flux’s new devices will optimize the health and life of each battery cell,” said Joseph Gottlieb, CTO. “Our data collection and cell metrics allow for extended warranties and determining the residual value of a cell after primary use which creates an opportunity for battery leasing options.”
Flux Power’s LiFePO4 family of products offer great energy density, discharge ability, communications, redundant safety and life cycle tracking at an affordable price. Each 12v pack comes with an integrated Battery Management System featuring Flux Power’s “Cell Guard” technology which monitors the individual cells within the battery. Voltage, temperature, charge and discharge cycles are all monitored with “Cell Guard” and managed to dramatically extend the life of each lithium cell in the system. This management has been shown to extend the life of Flux Powers’ Lithium cells by four to five times versus an unmanaged system. Flux Power’s system also records every charge and discharge cycle that each cell sees through over its lifetime. This unique tracking enables instant identification of any cell deficiencies and allows extended warranties on the complete system. In addition, the new Flux Power 12-450v charger is a ruggedized and environmentally protected AC-DC charging solution that can be easily adapted to many applications. This charger features a dual CAN Bus Interface and can be run as a single unit in a variable output mode up to 3.3kW or stacked to provide more than 50kW of charging power.
“With these new products, Flux Power is now able to supply its clients with safe, powerful and cost effective solutions to almost any energy storage application,” said Chris Anthony, CEO. “Creating innovative products to help the industry become more efficient – and more environmentally friendly – is something Flux will continue to do as demand for these technologies grows.”
About Flux Power Incorporated:
Flux Power, a spin-off of LHV Power (formerly known as HiTek Power Corporation) has developed innovative high power battery cell management systems that have proven to greatly extend cycle life. Flux Power couples this with a robust communication system to provide accurate and timely data on numerous cell metrics. To display all of this data, Flux Power has a suite of display systems and diagnostic utilities to help clients get the most value out of the information available. In addition, Flux Power has smart charging systems that are versatile and stackable to multiple charging configurations, while communicating directly with each cell to make sure the most beneficial charge is available. Flux Power has manufacturing capabilities in both Asia and the US with ISO-9001 quality to assure superior products to many different industries. www.FLUXpwr.com
Flux and Flux Power are trademarks or registered trademarks of Flux Power Inc. in the United States and/or in other countries. All other brands, products or service names are or may be trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of, and used to identify, products or services of their respective owners.
Flux Power Incorporated
Sarah Mori, Media Relations
866-972-FLUX
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Source: Earth Times / Business Wire
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Codero goes green with its electricity usage
Codero, a dedicated and managed hosting provider, is going green with its electricity usage. The company has purchased green power through renewable energy credits for its two data centers located in Phoenix, AZ and San Diego, CA, as well as its headquarters location in Overland Park, KS.
Codero purchased 12,600 MWh of Green-e certified renewable green power to meet 100% of annual electricity needs for its entire operations from Ecoelectrons Renewable Energy, a company specializing in supplying green power to corporations through renewable energy credits.
"Greening our dedicated server and managed hosting operations is not only good for the environment, it's good for our customers, too", says Phil Spencer, CEO of Codero. "Our Green with Codero Initiative signifies our commitment to making smarter energy choices and allows our customers to move their businesses in a more environmentally-sustainable direction."
As a member of Green-e Energy's Marketplace program, Codero can display the Green-e logo on its company website and other communication materials to help customers identify the services delivered with certified renewable energy. The credits purchased by Codero were certified by Green-e Energy, the leading renewable energy certification program in the U.S. Green-e provides independent, third-party certification to ensure renewable energy meets strict environmental and consumer protection standards. Codero will also join the prestigious Green Power Partnership - a voluntary program that offers organizations purchasing green power expert advice and technical support. It is managed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"We are very pleased that Codero has purchased green power," said Rahul Chitrapu, Chief Executive of Ecoelectrons. "Codero's commitment not only inspires new online wind-energy generation but is testament to the environmental ethos that runs within the company. People today want companies to act in a socially responsible manner, and the purchase of green power is a simple and effective step."
Codero joins a growing list of companies and organizations that are taking real action to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from their energy use. Electricity generated from renewable sources results in less environmental waste and pollution, and displaces other non-renewable sources from the electric grid. Currently, renewable energy accounts for only about two percent of total electricity generation nationwide. Codero's purchase of electricity generated from nearly emissions-free renewable sources avoids carbon dioxide and other pollutants and serves to build the market for renewable energy nationwide, while increasing incentives for building new facilities.
About Codero
Specializing in dedicated and managed hosting services for small-to-mid-sized businesses, Codero offers advanced email, eCommerce, security and networking solutions. This includes a full line of high-performance Windows(R) and Linux servers as well as EVault Backup, Pinnacle Shopping Cart, and more. All Codero products are backed by secure data centers, live 24/7/365 U.S.-based support and a seasoned staff with international experience in the hosting business for over 15 years. An industry innovator, Codero recently launched its Codero Rewards program and the Green with Codero Initiative, powering 100% of its dedicated server and managed hosting operations through renewable energy credits. For more information about Codero, please visit www.codero.com.
About Ecoelectrons
Ecoelectrons helps businesses quantify and reduce their environmental footprints by supplying Green-e Energy certified Renewable Energy Credits. Green power, from sources such as wind, is more expensive to produce than conventional fossil fuel and nuclear power sources. Renewable Energy Credits represent this premium and their purchasers become the owners of the environmental attributes of the electricity. To learn more, visit www.ecoelectrons.com.
About Green-e Energy
Green-e provides forward-thinking organizations with a simple, nationally recognized tool they can use to communicate their commitment to renewable energy to their customers and stakeholders. The Green-e logo is the nation's leading symbol of renewable energy excellence and distinguishes Green-e Marketplace participants as environmental leaders. Green-e is the nation's leading independent consumer protection program for the sale of renewable energy and greenhouse gas reductions in the retail market. Green-e is a program of Center for Resource Solutions (CRS), a San Francisco-based nonprofit with a global impact. To learn more, visit www.green-e.org.
About US EPA's Green Power Partnership
The Green Power Partnership is a voluntary program that supports the organizational procurement of green power by offering expert advice, technical support, tools and resources. Partnering with EPA can help your organization lower the transaction costs of buying green power, reduce its carbon footprint, and communicate its leadership to key stakeholders. Buying green power is one of the easiest and most effective ways to improve your organization's environmental performance.
Source: Ecoelectrons Renewable Energy
Codero purchased 12,600 MWh of Green-e certified renewable green power to meet 100% of annual electricity needs for its entire operations from Ecoelectrons Renewable Energy, a company specializing in supplying green power to corporations through renewable energy credits.
"Greening our dedicated server and managed hosting operations is not only good for the environment, it's good for our customers, too", says Phil Spencer, CEO of Codero. "Our Green with Codero Initiative signifies our commitment to making smarter energy choices and allows our customers to move their businesses in a more environmentally-sustainable direction."
As a member of Green-e Energy's Marketplace program, Codero can display the Green-e logo on its company website and other communication materials to help customers identify the services delivered with certified renewable energy. The credits purchased by Codero were certified by Green-e Energy, the leading renewable energy certification program in the U.S. Green-e provides independent, third-party certification to ensure renewable energy meets strict environmental and consumer protection standards. Codero will also join the prestigious Green Power Partnership - a voluntary program that offers organizations purchasing green power expert advice and technical support. It is managed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"We are very pleased that Codero has purchased green power," said Rahul Chitrapu, Chief Executive of Ecoelectrons. "Codero's commitment not only inspires new online wind-energy generation but is testament to the environmental ethos that runs within the company. People today want companies to act in a socially responsible manner, and the purchase of green power is a simple and effective step."
Codero joins a growing list of companies and organizations that are taking real action to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from their energy use. Electricity generated from renewable sources results in less environmental waste and pollution, and displaces other non-renewable sources from the electric grid. Currently, renewable energy accounts for only about two percent of total electricity generation nationwide. Codero's purchase of electricity generated from nearly emissions-free renewable sources avoids carbon dioxide and other pollutants and serves to build the market for renewable energy nationwide, while increasing incentives for building new facilities.
About Codero
Specializing in dedicated and managed hosting services for small-to-mid-sized businesses, Codero offers advanced email, eCommerce, security and networking solutions. This includes a full line of high-performance Windows(R) and Linux servers as well as EVault Backup, Pinnacle Shopping Cart, and more. All Codero products are backed by secure data centers, live 24/7/365 U.S.-based support and a seasoned staff with international experience in the hosting business for over 15 years. An industry innovator, Codero recently launched its Codero Rewards program and the Green with Codero Initiative, powering 100% of its dedicated server and managed hosting operations through renewable energy credits. For more information about Codero, please visit www.codero.com.
About Ecoelectrons
Ecoelectrons helps businesses quantify and reduce their environmental footprints by supplying Green-e Energy certified Renewable Energy Credits. Green power, from sources such as wind, is more expensive to produce than conventional fossil fuel and nuclear power sources. Renewable Energy Credits represent this premium and their purchasers become the owners of the environmental attributes of the electricity. To learn more, visit www.ecoelectrons.com.
About Green-e Energy
Green-e provides forward-thinking organizations with a simple, nationally recognized tool they can use to communicate their commitment to renewable energy to their customers and stakeholders. The Green-e logo is the nation's leading symbol of renewable energy excellence and distinguishes Green-e Marketplace participants as environmental leaders. Green-e is the nation's leading independent consumer protection program for the sale of renewable energy and greenhouse gas reductions in the retail market. Green-e is a program of Center for Resource Solutions (CRS), a San Francisco-based nonprofit with a global impact. To learn more, visit www.green-e.org.
About US EPA's Green Power Partnership
The Green Power Partnership is a voluntary program that supports the organizational procurement of green power by offering expert advice, technical support, tools and resources. Partnering with EPA can help your organization lower the transaction costs of buying green power, reduce its carbon footprint, and communicate its leadership to key stakeholders. Buying green power is one of the easiest and most effective ways to improve your organization's environmental performance.
Source: Ecoelectrons Renewable Energy
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Salazar Highlights Fast-Track Renewable Energy Projects
Citing what he called America's urgent need for a diverse energy supply, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recently detailed several renewable energy projects that are on a fast track, including a 400-megawatt solar tower development available for public review and five others that are poised to begin environmental impact studies. Five of these are solar projects and one is a wind farm; all are located in California.
"Under President Obama's leadership, we have entered a new energy frontier," Salazar said. "By putting these renewable energy projects on a fast track, we are managing our public lands not just for conventional energy development but also for environmentally responsible renewable energy production that will power our clean energy future."
Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the California Energy Commission have completed a joint draft Environmental Impact Statement for the BrightSource solar project in the Ivanpah Valley near Interstate 15 in San Bernardino County. The draft EIS is ready for public review and will be published in the Federal Register next week. This project, which will deploy solar power tower technology on about 4,000 acres of land, will have the capacity to generate 400 megawatts of electricity.
The other five fast-track projects noted by Secretary Salazar are:
Each of these projects will be fully or partly sited on public lands managed by the BLM, which has identified nearly 23 million acres of public land with solar energy potential in six southwestern states and more than 20 million acres of public land with wind energy potential in 11 western states. "Moving forward with these projects is a tangible sign that our nation is poised to enter its green energy future," said BLM Director Bob Abbey.
Fast-track projects are those where the companies involved have demonstrated to BLM that they have made sufficient progress to formally start the environmental review and public participation process. These projects are advanced enough in the permitting process that they could potentially be cleared for approval by December 2010, thus making them eligible for economic stimulus funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. All renewable energy projects proposed for BLM-managed lands receive full environmental reviews required by the National Environmental Protection Act. A number of other renewable energy projects also are on fast-track status and could soon be ready for environmental study and public review.
The draft environmental impact statement for the BrightSource solar energy development concluded the project could proceed without harming federally and state protected plants and wildlife under certain conditions. Among those, the statement recommends that the developer be required to purchase and manage up to 12,000 acres of habitat for the desert tortoise because the project would remove about 4,000 acres of habitat used by the protected species.
The solar-thermal power plant proposed by BrightSource Energy Inc. would serve utilities owned by PG&E Corp. (PCG) and Edison International (EIX). The facility would help meet California's goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and producing 33 percent of its electricity from renewable resources by 2020.
For more information about the proposed Ivanpah Solar Electric Solar Generating Station visit: http://www.energy.ca.gov/sitingcases/ivanpah/index.html or http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/cdd/alternative_energy.html.
Source: Interior Ken Salazar
"Under President Obama's leadership, we have entered a new energy frontier," Salazar said. "By putting these renewable energy projects on a fast track, we are managing our public lands not just for conventional energy development but also for environmentally responsible renewable energy production that will power our clean energy future."
Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the California Energy Commission have completed a joint draft Environmental Impact Statement for the BrightSource solar project in the Ivanpah Valley near Interstate 15 in San Bernardino County. The draft EIS is ready for public review and will be published in the Federal Register next week. This project, which will deploy solar power tower technology on about 4,000 acres of land, will have the capacity to generate 400 megawatts of electricity.
The other five fast-track projects noted by Secretary Salazar are:
| Name | State | Type | Size | Acreage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solar Millennium (Palen) | California | Solar | 484 megawatts | 5,200 |
| Solar Millennium (Blythe) | California | Solar | 968 megawatts | 9,500 |
| Solar Millennium (Ridgecrest) | California | Solar | 250 megawatts | 3,920 |
| NextEra Genesis (Ford Dry Lake) | California | Solar | 250 megawatts | 4,640 |
| AES (Daggett Ridge) | California | Wind | 82.5 megawatts | 1,575 |
Each of these projects will be fully or partly sited on public lands managed by the BLM, which has identified nearly 23 million acres of public land with solar energy potential in six southwestern states and more than 20 million acres of public land with wind energy potential in 11 western states. "Moving forward with these projects is a tangible sign that our nation is poised to enter its green energy future," said BLM Director Bob Abbey.
Fast-track projects are those where the companies involved have demonstrated to BLM that they have made sufficient progress to formally start the environmental review and public participation process. These projects are advanced enough in the permitting process that they could potentially be cleared for approval by December 2010, thus making them eligible for economic stimulus funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. All renewable energy projects proposed for BLM-managed lands receive full environmental reviews required by the National Environmental Protection Act. A number of other renewable energy projects also are on fast-track status and could soon be ready for environmental study and public review.
The draft environmental impact statement for the BrightSource solar energy development concluded the project could proceed without harming federally and state protected plants and wildlife under certain conditions. Among those, the statement recommends that the developer be required to purchase and manage up to 12,000 acres of habitat for the desert tortoise because the project would remove about 4,000 acres of habitat used by the protected species.
The solar-thermal power plant proposed by BrightSource Energy Inc. would serve utilities owned by PG&E Corp. (PCG) and Edison International (EIX). The facility would help meet California's goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and producing 33 percent of its electricity from renewable resources by 2020.
For more information about the proposed Ivanpah Solar Electric Solar Generating Station visit: http://www.energy.ca.gov/sitingcases/ivanpah/index.html or http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/cdd/alternative_energy.html.
Source: Interior Ken Salazar
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Placer Gold Corp., Wisconsin State Wind Energy Project
Placer Gold Corp. (PINKSHEETS: PGCR), the "Company," is securing new renewable energy business opportunities.
PGCR is a 10% equity partner in a Consortium that recently lodged a high-level proposal with the Wisconsin State Government to develop a large wind project on a 4,000-square-mile windswept area of Lake Michigan.
This project is of large enough scale as to provide substantial industrial and job growth in Chicago and Wisconsin.
The JV Applicants control a newly developed 20MW floating wind turbine design that could make the Great Lakes Class 3 wind resources financially viable by accelerating the ambient average windflow from approximately 16 mph average speed to 30mph average at the turbine blade, thus increasing energy output by 400% per square ft of blade.
The Wisconsin, Lake Michigan clean power project would be completed in stages over a 25-year period, consisting of a number of connected wind-farms, each with 10,000MW output.
The project's capital cost is estimated at 1/4 of a nuclear, coal or conventional wind plant. The wind-fuel is free.
FINANCING: 30% of the capital cost of wind projects is currently available as a government grant. Renewable energy loan guarantees are also available.
This proposed wind power project would eventually add 50GW+ of new clean power capacity to the Electricity Grid to power Chicago and Milwaukee homes and GM's future electric vehicle fleet.
The additional wind power proposed would allow Great Lakes region targeted C02 emissions reductions to be met at a lower allowance cost, saving consumers an estimated $3-$5 billion per year in future carbon taxes.
To view a wind project presentation please visit: http://www.zero-carbon-energy.com/PGCR.htm
http://www.placergoldcorp.com
This announcement contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ from management's expectations. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that include, among others, risks associated with resource exploration risks related to competition, management of growth, new products, services and technologies, potential fluctuations in operating results, international expansion, commercial agreements, acquisitions and strategic transactions, government regulation and taxation. More information about factors that potentially could affect PGCR's financial results is included in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Peter Sterling
323-356-7777
Source: CNNmoney.com
PGCR is a 10% equity partner in a Consortium that recently lodged a high-level proposal with the Wisconsin State Government to develop a large wind project on a 4,000-square-mile windswept area of Lake Michigan.
This project is of large enough scale as to provide substantial industrial and job growth in Chicago and Wisconsin.
The JV Applicants control a newly developed 20MW floating wind turbine design that could make the Great Lakes Class 3 wind resources financially viable by accelerating the ambient average windflow from approximately 16 mph average speed to 30mph average at the turbine blade, thus increasing energy output by 400% per square ft of blade.
The Wisconsin, Lake Michigan clean power project would be completed in stages over a 25-year period, consisting of a number of connected wind-farms, each with 10,000MW output.
The project's capital cost is estimated at 1/4 of a nuclear, coal or conventional wind plant. The wind-fuel is free.
FINANCING: 30% of the capital cost of wind projects is currently available as a government grant. Renewable energy loan guarantees are also available.
This proposed wind power project would eventually add 50GW+ of new clean power capacity to the Electricity Grid to power Chicago and Milwaukee homes and GM's future electric vehicle fleet.
The additional wind power proposed would allow Great Lakes region targeted C02 emissions reductions to be met at a lower allowance cost, saving consumers an estimated $3-$5 billion per year in future carbon taxes.
To view a wind project presentation please visit: http://www.zero-carbon-energy.com/PGCR.htm
http://www.placergoldcorp.com
This announcement contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ from management's expectations. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that include, among others, risks associated with resource exploration risks related to competition, management of growth, new products, services and technologies, potential fluctuations in operating results, international expansion, commercial agreements, acquisitions and strategic transactions, government regulation and taxation. More information about factors that potentially could affect PGCR's financial results is included in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Peter Sterling
323-356-7777
Source: CNNmoney.com
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Local Developer ‘Flips the Switch’ at Historic Building To Energize Solar-Power System from Baker Renewable Energy
The developers of one of this town’s most historic building renovation projects flipped a switch this week energizing electrical power produced through a rooftop solar-energy project built by Baker Renewable Energy.
With local dignitaries and a representative of the state’s Renewable Energy office on hand, the developers of The Historic Mitchell Building sent electrical power produced by the bank of photovoltaic cells onto the electrical utility power grid.
The system from Baker creates renewable energy through some 72 photovoltaic laminate panels that are only one-quarter inch thick but linked together generate 10 kilowatts of power. That power will be sold by developers Eric and Mary Christofferson to Progress Energy through a direct connection to the utility’s grid. The couple converted the 63-year-old former automobile dealership building into retail and restaurant space.
The Mitchell Building’s photovoltaic system is one among many of the energy-saving technology and sustainable building products offered by Baker Renewable both for new and renovation projects where alterative energy systems like solar might prove viable.
“The Mitchell is typical of what the sustainable energy products we offer can achieve when tailored to a client’s specific facility needs,” said Jason Epstein, Baker Renewable Energy’s manager. “The key in this industry is identifying a specific solution with the right, practical technology.”
Baker Renewable Energy is a subsidiary of Raleigh-based Baker Roofing, the third-largest roofing company in the United States with roofing and renewable energy projects across much of the Southeastern U.S. (more)
The Christoffersons say that with incentives offered by the NC Greenpower program, as well as state and federal energy tax credits, they will yield a payback in less than four years for the system.
The system at The Mitchell allows the developers to achieve real-time monitoring of the system through a simple dashboard interface accessible with any computer with internet capabilities.
Baker Renewable Energy has expertise in the installation of solar photovoltaic systems, solar thermal systems, wind turbines, innovative garden roofing and other renewable products and systems that demonstrate a commitment to environmentally sustainable building and construction. The company is well-versed in The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System which is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green building. Baker Renewable’s key managers are LEED Accredited Professionals (AP) designated by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Founded in Raleigh in 1915, Baker Roofing today is the largest roofing company in North Carolina and ranked third in the United States by a leading industry trade publication. Baker Roofing employs more than 800 workers with operations in Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotte and Wilmington as well as Richmond, Norfolk, Harrisonburg and Roanoke, Va. Visit Baker Renewable Energy, visit www.bakerrenewableenergy.com. For more information on Baker Roofing, visit www.bakerroofing.com.
Source: carolinanewswire
With local dignitaries and a representative of the state’s Renewable Energy office on hand, the developers of The Historic Mitchell Building sent electrical power produced by the bank of photovoltaic cells onto the electrical utility power grid.
The system from Baker creates renewable energy through some 72 photovoltaic laminate panels that are only one-quarter inch thick but linked together generate 10 kilowatts of power. That power will be sold by developers Eric and Mary Christofferson to Progress Energy through a direct connection to the utility’s grid. The couple converted the 63-year-old former automobile dealership building into retail and restaurant space.
The Mitchell Building’s photovoltaic system is one among many of the energy-saving technology and sustainable building products offered by Baker Renewable both for new and renovation projects where alterative energy systems like solar might prove viable.
“The Mitchell is typical of what the sustainable energy products we offer can achieve when tailored to a client’s specific facility needs,” said Jason Epstein, Baker Renewable Energy’s manager. “The key in this industry is identifying a specific solution with the right, practical technology.”
Baker Renewable Energy is a subsidiary of Raleigh-based Baker Roofing, the third-largest roofing company in the United States with roofing and renewable energy projects across much of the Southeastern U.S. (more)
The Christoffersons say that with incentives offered by the NC Greenpower program, as well as state and federal energy tax credits, they will yield a payback in less than four years for the system.
The system at The Mitchell allows the developers to achieve real-time monitoring of the system through a simple dashboard interface accessible with any computer with internet capabilities.
Baker Renewable Energy has expertise in the installation of solar photovoltaic systems, solar thermal systems, wind turbines, innovative garden roofing and other renewable products and systems that demonstrate a commitment to environmentally sustainable building and construction. The company is well-versed in The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System which is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green building. Baker Renewable’s key managers are LEED Accredited Professionals (AP) designated by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Founded in Raleigh in 1915, Baker Roofing today is the largest roofing company in North Carolina and ranked third in the United States by a leading industry trade publication. Baker Roofing employs more than 800 workers with operations in Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotte and Wilmington as well as Richmond, Norfolk, Harrisonburg and Roanoke, Va. Visit Baker Renewable Energy, visit www.bakerrenewableenergy.com. For more information on Baker Roofing, visit www.bakerroofing.com.
Source: carolinanewswire
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