Go Green Swimming Pools With Clear Water

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by Staff Writers
Phoenix AZ (SPX) Aug 30, 2007
AquavidaPools.com is in full swing with a variety of Alternative and Low Energy Efficient products for pool owners looking to "Go Green". The benefits to Go Green are trendy but owners can now become less dependent on high output products using outdated technologies. "Almost every manufacturer has developed enhanced products with low Amperage or Solar pumps to decrease energy bills from homeowners and to increase the value of homes living green," says Thomas Lopez of Aquavida Pools.

Aquavida Pools has updated consumer information and Energy Saving tips for pool owners who are considering pool resurfacing and shopping new products in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona.

We expect to continue being a leading pool remodeling company providing Green Living products with solar water heaters and solar pumps just a beginning. We are preparing to see a huge increase in consumer actions searching for Energy related Pool products.

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XsunX Solar Module Production Pre-Sales Building Momentum

Aliso Viejo CA (SPX) Aug 22, 2007
XsunX sees building interest for its solar modules currently being offered on a pre-production basis. "Our product is a thin-film amorphous solar module on a glass panel and targets what we believe to be an ideal spot in the market. What we are seeing is a growing demand for modules delivering 100 watts or more of peak power with superior climate and low light performance characteristics," stated Kurt Laetz, VP of Global Sales for XsunX.

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