We have further expanded our
line of residential LED
lighting by adding many new LED
spotlights for different fixtures in and around the home. These LED
lights have the potential to save up to 90% of energy costs associated with
home lighting.
Our new LED spotlights
provide for improved energy efficiency in the home and give customers more
options when choosing new LED lighting. The
new LED spotlights are compatible with nearly any standard lighting fixture,
with bases compatible with all major light sockets. The average LED bulb reduces energy
consumption by up to 90% compared with comparable incandescent bulbs. The bulbs also come in many common mounts,
ensuring the bulb will fit into your fixture.
“Our expanded line of LEDs allows One Stop Green
to provide a more complete lighting solution for our customers,” says Greg
Boyce, our COO, “and these spotlights
are some of the most affordable and have some of the best quality in the
industry.”
Our company, facilitates
environmentally friendly improvements to residential and commercial properties
through distribution of green, energy efficient products and services. We offer
every product needed for sustainable energy independence enabling homeowners,
businesses and commercial property owners to master their usage by reducing
waste and implementing efficient energy consumption methods. Our goal is to
provide user friendly and practical long-term solutions to existing
inefficiencies and our carefully selected products and professional installers
offer a higher level of satisfaction and service for our customers.
We now carry the OptiBlend
alternative fuel retrofit system for diesel generator sets. The OptiBlend alternative fuel retrofit
system allows diesel generator sets to run off less expensive natural gas or
other alternative fuels.
The OptiBlend
displaces diesel with natural gas or other alternative fuels, without
modifications to the internal components or the stock fuel management system.
The OptiBlend dramatically lowers operational costs, increases back up runtime
capacity, and reduces NOx, CO2, and PM emissions. When required, the system
allows the engine to run on 100% diesel.
The OptiBlend
system requires no internal engine modifications or OEM control
system modifications to operate with a diesel generator set and maintains OEM
power output. It uses a dynamic gas
control system which optimizes displacement at multiple load points. This provides maximum operational savings
compared with the original diesel generator set.
One Stop
Green, LLC, facilitates environmentally friendly improvements to residential and commercial properties
through distribution of green, energy efficient products and services. Our goal
is to provide practical, long-term, and economical solutions for existing and
non-existing facilities while remaining dedicated to the principles of sustainability.
Our mission is to help consumers take control of their energy options so they
can reduce their carbon footprint and do their part for the environment, while
protecting themselves against rising energy costs and taking advantage of
valuable Federal tax credits and deductions.
Note - This article is by the newest member of the One Stop Green Team, Max Schweber.
South Dakota legislators are backing a so-called “metering bill” that will adversely affect utility companies and regulators, along with their customers. The bill proposes a cost increase for utility companies. Currently, utility companies pay a wholesale cost on service for residents who produce their own electricity, mainly through renewable energy means. The bill would increase those companies’ costs from wholesale to retail, significantly increasing their cost structure
However, utility companies and opposing legislators claim that the increase in cost would be passed down to customers on the grid who currently rely on utility companies for energy. This would thereby anger the great majority of residents in South Dakota who will be paying even more to cover the cost of those not currently using the grid for electricity. Although the bill has been called a “long-shot” by several sources, there is still a possibility that utility prices will increase for the greater part of South Dakota residents.
To avoid this increase in price, people should consider the possibility of using renewable energy sources for their electricity and heating in their residences. Sources such as wind, solar, and geothermal are renewable and therefore allow the user to be self-sufficient. Being self-sufficient, not just in South Dakota, will reduce one’s utility costs, reliability on the grid, and long-term impact on the environment.
Source: http://www.argusleader.com/article/20130125/UPDATES/130125023/
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