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200 Billion Bottles144 Main St.Founded: January 2010Employees: 3Startup costs: $5,000Projected revenue, year one: $35,000
More than a year ago, Tamrah Brown did what scores of business people are doing these days.
Founder and president of The SOAP Group, a Portland marketing firm that promotes sustainability and social justice
Everett “Brownie” Carson, 62, executive director of the Natural Resources Council of Maine, plans to step down by the end of this year after more than a quarter century at the helm of the environmental organization.
Nearly a year ago, Hannaford Bros.
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection is moving to ban a chemical component of plastics, the first time the state agency has tried to ban a chemical under a consumer protection law passed in 2008.
For the Bangor area, June 8 isn't just primary day. It's also the date of the region's second-ever Greendrinks event, an informal networking event for the environmentally minded.
With 111 participants, Maine’s Certified Environmental Leaders in Hospitality program is building awareness of environmentally friendly practices in the hospitality sector — and savings businesses thousands of dollars in the process.
Saco Solar StoreOpened: September 2008Employees: 2Startup costs: $100,000Revenue, year one: $110,000
Sam Marcisso knows that if he wants customers to go to his company first for their green plumbing, heating and cooling needs, he has to inspire their confidence that Pine State Services & Pine State Energy is the best suited for those jobs.
Even in the rapidly expanding world of green-energy technology, an innovative idea can sometimes arrive on the scene slightly ahead of its time.
A local metalworking company, of all things, has become part of an effort to make Maine a national leader in tidal ocean energy.
Steve Rich might be new to the top spot at Bangor's WBRC Architects-Engineers, but that doesn't mean he's a newcomer to the company or even its leadership team.
David Sandalow realized he was in pretty good company when he arrived at the Cumberland Club in Portland last Thursday to talk about clean energy.
State utilities regulators have approved a plan to ensure businesses are not charged more when they conserve electricity.
Adam Lee has his work cut out for him.