Comments on: Today in dirt-worshiping, granola-eating, tree-hugging news… http://netninja.com/2007/05/06/today-in-dirt-worshiping-granola-eating-tree-hugging-news/ I mock you with my monkey pants! Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:42:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Netninja » Blog Archive » Gasoline-Priced Water http://netninja.com/2007/05/06/today-in-dirt-worshiping-granola-eating-tree-hugging-news/#comment-755 Netninja » Blog Archive » Gasoline-Priced Water Thu, 15 May 2008 16:49:04 +0000 http://netninja.com/2007/05/06/today-in-dirt-worshiping-granola-eating-tree-hugging-news/#comment-755 [...] so after all that buildup, the particular tip I am posting today is not as lofty as, say, when I signed us up for wind power or revolutionary like some kind of at-home DIY biodiesel conversion kit for any make, model, or [...] [...] so after all that buildup, the particular tip I am posting today is not as lofty as, say, when I signed us up for wind power or revolutionary like some kind of at-home DIY biodiesel conversion kit for any make, model, or [...]

]]> By: IllianaSpeedster http://netninja.com/2007/05/06/today-in-dirt-worshiping-granola-eating-tree-hugging-news/#comment-43 IllianaSpeedster Mon, 14 May 2007 21:40:05 +0000 http://netninja.com/2007/05/06/today-in-dirt-worshiping-granola-eating-tree-hugging-news/#comment-43 Ah nice! I wish I had that option. Our energy provider was one of the last in the state to even recognize net metering so I doubt they're looking into producing their own renewable energy any time soon. Back in '99 they said this - "NIPSCO customers have also expressed this interest and we are working diligently to offer our customers a "Green" choice from NIPSCO in the near future," said Don Babcock, director of product line management. "The introduction of wood as a fuel source is the most cost-effective way to provide these environmental benefits because it utilizes existing generation equipment," added Babcock. Their green solution is wood! My emails have gone unanswered on the matter. If they do have any type of green energy, they sure don't advertise it so that the customers know about it. Maybe it's time to pay them a visit? Ah nice! I wish I had that option. Our energy provider was one of the last in the state to even recognize net metering so I doubt they’re looking into producing their own renewable energy any time soon. Back in ‘99 they said this -

“NIPSCO customers have also expressed this interest and we are working diligently to offer our customers a “Green” choice from NIPSCO in the near future,” said Don Babcock, director of product line management. “The introduction of wood as a fuel source is the most cost-effective way to provide these environmental benefits because it utilizes existing generation equipment,” added Babcock.

Their green solution is wood!

My emails have gone unanswered on the matter. If they do have any type of green energy, they sure don’t advertise it so that the customers know about it. Maybe it’s time to pay them a visit?

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