07.28.08 Enviro Energy LLC Franklin New York Goes Live!

By Craig on July 28, 2008

envirothbpostWe are pretty proud of being able to work with Enviro Energy an exciting new company right here in Upstate New York. They will be producing Wood and Grass Pellets from essentially waste or wasted hay in any condition to produce a very efficient renewable home/business heating fuel.

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What are you going to do when the cost of heating your house or business doubles or worse this winter? What if there was a fuel that was available locally, manufactured locally and actually benefits your local environment?

Welcome to Enviro Energy LLC. We manufacture wood and grass pellet fuel near Wells Bridge, New York. Grass pellets have almost the same BTUs per pound as wood pellets ,without ever cutting a tree.

Pellet stoves and boilers produce 90% less greenhouse gases than fossil fuels and are 10 times under the EPA emission limits. It takes 70 million years to grow a crop of gas or oil, 20 to 100 or more years to grow a tree, but only 70 days to grow a new crop of grass.

Please browse our website to learn more about the process and availability of our new pellet fuel……the FUTURE of Heat.


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One response to “07.28.08 Enviro Energy LLC Franklin New York Goes Live!”

  1. Enviro Energy/May
    Enviro Energy/May
    February 14, 2009 at 10:31 am |

    The enthusiasm that we met when we approached you, at CMS, to set up the web site for our new business, was gratifying.
    We at the EE family want to keep our business as local as possible. Having checked out and appreciated the talent in the websites that you had created, we were pleased to find that your business was located close by.
    You quickly grasped onto our vision of what we needed. Somehow you were able to keep our site attractive, informative and yet simple enough for even the most computer illiterate to navigate, as well as keeping it affordable.
    We have had an amazing response to it. [All good!] Mostly we want to thank you for your continuous support and help long after the site has been up and running. THANK YOU, Mike, Mary Lou, Bob and May