Be Part of the Green This Spring
There is something about the greening of the earth as spring begins that seems to inspire people to try a little harder to protect and preserve it. Spring officially starts […]
Tag Archives: Greener Together
Make Your Home Energy Efficient Now – Using These Helpful Graphics
Our friends at Big Think have created the graphics below to help you overcome your carbon footprint. We here at Emilygrene Corp. believe that we can do little things with […]
Emilygrene Corp. Announces Emilygrene Foundation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Emilygrene Corp. Announces Emilygrene Foundation Glendora, California – April 25, 2018 – Emilygrene Corp. announced today the intent to incorporate the Emilygrene Foundation, a non-profit branch of […]
5 Reasons To Help Plant Trees This Earth Day
This Earth Day, as Puerto Rico struggles to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Maria, help plant trees in El Yunque National Forest, the only tropical rain forest in the […]
Companies Worldwide Make Green Energy Stronger Than Ever
You’ve heard it repeated over and over again – this past decade has seen substantial growth for green energy solutions. So much so that the International Energy Agency expects that […]
Emilygrene Corp. To Continue Community Outreach Efforts Into 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Emilygrene Corp. To Continue Community Outreach Efforts Into 2018 Glendora, California – October 31, 2017 – Southern California based clean energy installer Emilygrene Corp. announced today plans […]
We Are Still In
In response to the decision by President Trump, Emilygrene Corp. was proud to join nearly 1000 American businesses as part of the “We Are Still In” Coalition.
California Stands Behind Paris Accord
The Paris Accord commits all involved nations and states to decreasing pollution emissions by 1.6 billion tons by 2025, the United States being among the top three carbon emitters in the world.
Bay Area Cities “Greener Together” With Community Choice Energy Programs
“This is the largest city in California to adopt the program, and it’s going to change the energy landscape for the state as other counties come along.”
