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Clean Power is energy that is generated from renewable, environmentally friendly resources including solar, wind and biomass. Conventional electricity generation, based on the combustion of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas, is the world's single largest contributer to global warming.

We at GWS are committed to building a better way to power the world. Based in South East Asia we are positioned to take advantage of new legislation, lowered production costs and rapidly

expanding markets enabling us to leverage technology into real global solutions.

Benefits of Clean Power

Committing to green power offers a variety of benefits to businesses, homes and institutions, including:

Sustainability - Many leading corporations around the world such as Coca Cola, HSBC and Lloyds are establishing environmental programs, policies and commitments to make their operations and practices sustainable.

Public Perception and Trust - Green power can help improve an organization's public image and increase consumer and
investor loyalty by demonstrating environmental stewardship.

Power Reliability - On-site renewable generation can be a more reliable source of power than power distributed through the
electric grid as well as reduce ongoing operational costs.


Biofuel News

Articles

100 Months to Save the Planet

Climate Crisis Roosevelt Revisited

Biofuel Caused Food Crisis - UK

UN Agency Says G - 8 - Leaders

Pratt & Whitney Canada

Better Living Through Chemurgy

Air New Zealand Use Jatropha Jet fuel

PTT - Oil Could Hit 300

Plants Oil Studied as Jet Fuel

Arctic Sea Ice Melt 'Even Faster'

Plant as the Newest Form of Biofuel

What Mr. Crude Oil Sees Ahead

World Oil Demand Is Surging

Biofuels Industry Assessment Thailand

British Gas Goes Green


Archive

Green Turns to Gold

Is Bioethanol a Sustainable Fuel or
A Threat To Food For The Poor?

Low - Grade Biodiesel Coming

Petrol and Diesel Imports to Surge

Environmental Warning Biofuels

Environmental Protection Agency

Greenpeace – Global Warming

Global Warming - Google

Jatropha Report

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