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Green Frontier will work closely with your company to build a sustainability platform that is specifically tailored to your business strategy, long-term goals and sustainability aspirations.  Here's a little bit about our approach.Green Frontier will work closely with your company to build a sustainability platform that is specifically tailore ...

Just a quick update. I wanted to share this because I really like what these guys are doing with reclaimed wood. Take a look at the link below. Viridian Debuts Flooring Products from Shipping Pallets & CratesJust a quick update. I wanted to share this because I really like what these guys are doing with reclaimed wood. Take a look at the link ...

Wind is free, and by capturing it efficiently using advanced technologies, it can produce energy that does not create green house gases or other types of pollutants. Examples of man harnessing the energy of the wind to create wind power dates back to almost 7,000 years ago. New technologies look to increase efficiency levels even more at affordable ...

My last blog focused on ways to eliminate the amount of energy consumed by interior and exterior lighting. You may recall one of the tips was to replace inefficient fixtures/lamps with those rated as high efficiency. My last blog focused on ways to eliminate the amount of energy consumed by interior and exterior lighting. You may recall one of t ...

Thank you for continuing to read my four week blog series that uncovers the four, primary culprits of wasted energy in a typical manufacturing setting.  In my previous three blogs, I’ve dissected and offered tips to mitigate the inefficient operation of three of the four energy hogs in a typical manufacturing setting – compressed air, HVAC, an ...

In my previous two blogs, I've analyzed the inefficient operation of two of the four primary energy hogs in a typical manufacturing setting – compressed air and HVAC. Today, I will direct my attention towards the third string of the quartet – the actual equipment and machinery. In my previous two blogs, I've analyzed the inefficient operation of t ...