Electron Solar Energy Tailors Website To Spanish-Speaking Population

by Staff Writers
Miami FL (SPX) Nov 01, 2007
Electron Solar Energy announced that in addition to the English and French language, the Company has launched a Spanish version of its corporate site to tailor marketing efforts to its core customer base, which includes 17 Spanish-speaking countries.

According to HispanTelligence and Zyman Group, in just three years the U.S. Hispanic population will create the ninth largest economy in the world as measured by gross domestic product, exceeding Canada and Mexico.

President and CEO of Electron Solar Energy Christopher Quinn, said, "The Spanish-speaking countries represent a major market for us, and we are hoping to reach an even greater number of customers and dealers in the Spanish-speaking world. The global energy crisis makes universal communication one of our top concerns. Our goal is to continue to reach as many points of presence in the world who are seeking reliable, clean energy solutions."

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Redwood City CA (SPX) Nov 01, 2007
Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest not-for-profit health plan, will today celebrate significant energy efficiency upgrades and solar installations the healthcare provider has implemented across Northern and Central California to reduce its energy use at a check presentation event in Redwood City.

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