Nobel prize winning columnist Thomas Friedman blogged this week about the predictable results of dependence on fossil fuels and poorly insulated structures: death and destruction. (By inference, one could add that use of the military-grade Mobile Solar Microgrid, such as the one developed by Pure Power, could help reduce this threat).
“Making our country more energy efficient is not some green feel-good thing. Retired Brig. Gen. Steve Anderson, who was Gen. David Petraeus’s senior logistician in Iraq, e-mailed to say that “over 1,000 Americans have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan hauling fuel to air-condition tents and buildings. If our military would simply insulate their structures, it would save billions of dollars and, more importantly, save lives of truck drivers and escorts. … And will take lots of big fuel trucks (a k a Taliban Targets) off the road, expediting the end of the conflict.”
Smith’s response to “how does Pure Power choose between the plethora of green trade shows?” demonstrates the company’s strategic approach to managing the interest in Pure Power’s “industrial strength” Mobile Solar Power Systems(TM), and its expertise.
Speaking of trade shows, Pure Power and Preferred Pump introduced their new relationship at the World Ag Expo last week, the world’s largest annual agrictural expo. Preferred Pump reports “twice as many visitors as last year” to the booth – indicating that Agriculture is more than ready for a durable, tested Mobile Solar pumping solution.
New Line Cinema is set to release “Valentine’s Day”, the new comedy feature directed by legend Garry Marshall on February 12th, just in time for … well, Valentine’s Day.