Wednesday, December 8, 2010
New GEI Opportunities
The 'full water service' will include equipment and services for water analysis, testing, water supply and water recovery & clean up systems.
GEI recently met with a group of engineers who have skills in water clean-up, water logistics, water chemistry and water transportation services.
GEI is working on developing water source technologies and water clean up and testing services to assist drillers with some of their problems in the industry.
Stay tuned to GEI's new developing technologies that will help the Natural Gas industry in the NE.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Keep Your Dryer Filter Clean for Energy Savings
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
GEI's - "Green Light" for Portable Restrooms
"GEI's - 'Green Light" |
Powered by 32 LED's |
Each Unit is quality tested. |
Units can be installed at your facility. |
GEI offers installation of the "Green Light" product for other applications such as Utility buildings, outdoor storage units and extended storage facilities.
Contact GEI today for a complete list of "Solar Power" light systems at 888.483.3312 or inquire at: www.greenenergyinitiatives.net.
Installed Solar Street Light for Playground
Thursday, September 16, 2010
GEI - is now a Distributor of SOL Solar Street Lights
SOL Street Light - Distributed by GEI |
Street & Lamp; Roadway Lighting Solutions
Street and roadway lighting demands a highly reliable
system that provides illumination for motorists as well
as pedestrians. Providing ultra-bright light to light roadways
and road signs should be dependable in the most extreme
environments without the worry of brownouts or blackouts.
SOL roadway lighting solutions are the reliable and economic
choice for street and roadways.
SOL lighting systems Distributed by GEI are easily installed
or electricity is unreliable, SOL/GEI has the lighting solution
• Streets | • Roadways | • Roadway signs |
• Intersections | • Private Roads | • DOT signs |
SOL roadway lighting is solar powered, designed for harsh environments
and installs quickly. All our lighting systems offer state–of-the-art LEDs
and are available with a variety of fixture options.
These patented products provide excellent illumination that benefit
motorists and cyclists and enhance pedestrian safety.
GEI Electrical Engineers can spec out your lighting needs and size up a SOL
System that will fit your budget and needs.
ADVANTAGES
• Bright, long lasting LEDs - rated to 70,000 hours (L-70) - contain no mercury or lead or other hazardous chemicals - reduced maintenance and ownership costs - more lumens per watt than HID • Distributed light and power – no single point of failure for enhanced security • Weather, corrosion and vandal resistant • Designed to handle heavy wind loads and temperature extreme • No line voltage, trenching, or metering • More reliable than grid-tied • No electrical charges • Battery back up for cloudy days • Immune to power outages • No scheduled maintenance for up to five years Call 888.483.3312 for free lighting consultation. |
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
GEI Now Offers Water Sampling Services
GEI plans to expand this business to the Ohio Valley markets both in the industrial and municipal sectors. Please contact GEI at 888.483.3312 for more information.
Monday, March 22, 2010
A Green Power Tip
Unplug your cell phone charger when you're not charging your phone.
Only 5% of the power drawn by cell phone chargers actually charges the phones.
The other 95% is wasted.
Save power – save $$.
Green Spring Cleaning
The first day of Spring 2010, my wife and I found ourselves doing an impromptu "Green" clean up mission.
We took a small hike through the nearby woods, and began to pick up trash.
We wanted to do this after the winds of winter and others, who may not care for the environment, had scattered litter on the hillside.
Within 30 minutes of our mission, we picked up bottles, plastic bags, golf balls and other landsite undesirables.
The benefit that we got out of the mission was some sun and exercise.
We looked back at the spot where we hiked and the ground almost looked relieved and seemed to say "thanks."
We need to learn to take care of this beautiful world that God has given us to be stewards of – it is indeed a very beautiful place to live.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Appliance Power Cost Guide
Dear GEI Friends,
Saving power in your home, saves you money. Below is a reference guide for common electrical appliances used by homeowners and the average monthly cost for using appliance. By using electrical appliances less, or by installing an alternative 'green' power supply (Solar / wind), you can begin to save money.
Review the list and if you have any questions please contact us at 724-991-1757.
Typical Monthly Power Cost Guide
This guide shows you how much it cost monthly to operate various home appliances:
Appliance / Average Cost per Mo.
- Attic exhaust fan - $10 – 15
- Big-screen TV (42” +) 12 hrs / day - $10 – 15
- Box fans (older) 8 hrs / day - $5
- Central A/C - $50 – 150
- Chest Freezer (newer model 5 – 15 cf) - $2 – 5
- Chest Freezer (older model 5 – 15 cf) - $6 – 12
- Color TV (19” – 27”) 8 hrs / day - $4 – 8
- Computer w/CRT monitor 6 hrs / day - $3 – 5
- C-Pap / Nebulizer few hrs wk - $2 – 4
- Dehumidifier 8 hrs/day - $10 -15
- Dishwasher 4 loads / week - $3
- Electric dryer 6 – 8 loads/wk - $10 - 15
- Electric Space Heater 8 – 12 hrs/day - $30 – 60
- Electric stove 1 hr/day - $6
- Electric Water Tank (40 gal / family of 4) - $30 – 40
- Furnace blower fan (winter) - $15 – 20
- Garage Door Opener less than - $1
- Gas dryer 6 – 8 loads/wk - $1 – 2
- Hair Dryer / iron / toaster 15 min / day - $2
- Hot Tub (Kept at 100 – 104) - $20 -30
- Microwave ½ hr / day - $3
- Oxygen Concentrator 12 hrs / day - $15
- Pedestal / Ceiling Fan 8 hrs / day - $2
- Pool Pump 8 hrs / day - $15
- Refrigerator (manual defrost) - $5 – 7
- Refrigerator (pre-1996 auto defrost) - $10 -15
- Septic Pump 1 hr / day - $2
- Sink disposal less than - $1
- Stereo / DVD / Cable Sat Box - $2 – 5
- Upright Freezer (newer model) - $5 – 10
- Upright Freezer (older model) - $10 – 20
- Vacuum Sweeper less than - $1
- Washing machine 6 – 8 loads/wk - $1 - 2
- Waterbed (heated) - $10 – 15
- Window A/C - $20 – 50
Saturday, March 6, 2010
CFLs Save you $$
An ENERGY STAR qualified compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) will save about $30 over its lifetime and pay for itself in about 6 months. It uses 75 percent less energy and lasts about 10 times longer than an incandescent bulb.
Go to the following link for more information:
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=find_a_product.showProductGroup&pgw_code=LB
Friday, March 5, 2010
New Solar Connections !!!
Please keep checking on the 'Green Energy Initiatives' website for Solar LED products that fits your pocket book.
Go Green! Go Solar!
Solar Streetlights Make 'Sense (and save dollars)!
Most Solar Streetlights are installed with Long-Life LED type lights which promises a life expectancy of over 8 years and a low maintenance battery system that is maintenance free for up to 5 years.
GEI LLC offers a feasibility cost analysis for changing out AC powered Streetlights to Solar Powered Streetlights. GEI can specify, arrange purchasing and installation of various models of 'Solar Streetlight Systems' that will benefit the customer's needs.
The best thing is, once the solar lights are up, there is NO POWER COST to the local utility companies. This in itself will save money.
Consider a feasibility cost analysis from GEI in the future. Call (724) 695-2954
for further information.