VIEW ON ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

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geo thermal	wind turbine
solar	biomass

What is Alternative Energy?

Hydrogen and other Alternative Fuels, Geothermal, Wind, Solar, Biomass – New Energy comes in many forms. It is the product of the latest research and traditional energy sources. New Energy is about sustainability and independence, and smarter more efficient technologies.

Hydrogen Fuel Cell

Hydrogen fuel cells can transform the way the world uses energy. Fuel cells generate electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen with only water as a by-product. They can power everything from laptop computers to automobiles. While at least a decade remains before they can easily be incorporated into everyday life, the promise of zero emissions and increased fuel efficiency makes fuel cells worth the wait.

Alternative Fuels

Geothermal technology uses natural heat from the earth to hear and cool buildings. This clean and sustainable technology reduces emissions and operating costs.
In Michigan, numerous homes, businesses and educational buildings use geothermal heat pumps

Geothermal

Geothermal technology uses natural heat from the earth to hear and cool buildings. This clean and sustainable technology reduces emissions and operating costs.
In Michigan, numerous homes, businesses and educational buildings use geothermal heat pumps

Wind Turbine

Geothermal technology uses natural heat from the earth to hear and cool buildings. This clean and sustainable technology reduces emissions and operating costs.
In Michigan, numerous homes, businesses and educational buildings use geothermal heat pumps

Solar

Geothermal technology uses natural heat from the earth to hear and cool buildings. This clean and sustainable technology reduces emissions and operating costs.
In Michigan, numerous homes, businesses and educational buildings use geothermal heat pumps

Biomass

Geothermal technology uses natural heat from the earth to hear and cool buildings. This clean and sustainable technology reduces emissions and operating costs.
In Michigan, numerous homes, businesses and educational buildings use geothermal heat pumps