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Recurve named to 2011 GoingGreen Global 200

Posted by Shana Fong on September 13, 2011

AlwaysOn has announced this year’s GoingGreen Global 200—the top emerging companies that are transforming big industry and creating viable business models for the green technology, and Recurve made the list! This year’s GoingGreen Global 200 proves that the greentech community is flourishing, and...

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Energy Efficiency Sector Reports Significant Growth

Posted by Shana Fong on August 2, 2011

Source: Efficiency First Recent quarterly reports provide promising news for the clean efficiency industry. Many major providers of renewable energy services, including Johnson Controls and Ameresco, have reported significant increases in net sales and revenue. Other energy efficiency businesses ha...

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NY contractors – use Recurve software for the Green Jobs Green New York Program!

Posted by Shana Fong on July 20, 2011

We’re happy to announce that Recurve software has been approved for use in the Green Jobs Green New York free/reduced cost audit phase of the New York Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program (HPwES), administered by NYSERDA. Participating contractors are now eligible for reimbursement of the free/...

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The Value of Clean Energy Innovation

Posted by Shana Fong on June 28, 2011

Google.org uses a calculation tool from McKinsey and Co., along with a wide range of government data and its own assumptions, to produce a report and an interactive website to show that enough cleantech innovations can add 1.1 million jobs and $158 billion to the country’s gross domestic product – w...

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The Five Ingredients to a Sale (Part 2)

Posted by Shana Fong on June 21, 2011

Source: ACCA Contractor Excellence The first part of this article covered the first ingredient in detail, so this part will cover the remaining 4 – who you represent, your product, the price, and time. Who You Represent This ingredient is quite often missed, as we quite often assume (wrongly) that...

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