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Scotts Contracting St Louis Renewable Energy

Green and Sustainable Design and Contracting Services for Eco Friendly Building Options for the St Louis Missouri Area.

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Sponsor of the St Louis Renewable Energy 'Green Team'

St Louis Renewable Energy 'Green Team'-will bring you the Greenest Products, Information, Industry News and Green Build Experience available. For us being Green and Eco Friendly is not just a FAD. It has become a lifestyle that we have incorporated into the way we choose to do business and live.

When you contact Scotts Contracting for a Green Site Evaluation Scotty will bring you Cost Effective Solutions for your Green and Eco Friendly Building Projects.

Here are just a few of the Ways we will save you $money$ on your Green Projects:

1. Our Knowledge and Experience in Standard Building Techniques and Building Structures allows us to foresee any unseen building components that are causing: Energy Losses, Inefficient Designs, Building Flaws, and other Issues.
2. We Recycle During the DE-Construction or Demolition stages-provide outlets for all the Recycle-able Materials. Outlets will pay Cash for Recyclable Goods-(You Can "Lower the Cost of your Project") Others such as a Habitat For Humanity gladly accept donations of used Building Materials. (Tax Breaks and Incentives are available)
3. Because of the Extensive knowledge of your Buildings Structure- the Design and Estimating Department will not add extra materials into the Estimate Proposal for UN-needed materials. This translates into Savings for You! We Do Not Waste Time or Money (yours or ours)-

4. While we are working on your Job Site. We work as Efficiently as Possible. While being acutely aware of the -

• Customers Needs
• Budgeting Concerns
• Project Time Frame
• Safety
  
  
  

Scotts Contracting Offers the Following Services - With Free Green Design and Estimating-St Louis Area Residents

• Door and Window Installation/Repair , Lock Changes / Board Up
• Carpentry: Framing, (metal or wood)
• Finishing- Custom Wood Work
• Drywall (Installation and Finishing)
• Decorative Concrete
• Custom Cabinetry and Appliance Installation
• Flooring: Carpet, Tile, Wood "Eco /Green Flooring Styles Available"
• Roofing: Torch Down, Shingles or Metal Eco and Green Choices and Styles "Lifetime Guarantee Available"
• Exterior and Interior Finishes-Painting, Staining, Custom Finishes, Stucco
• Basic: Plumbing, HVAC, Electric
• Masonry / Tuck Pointing
• Weatherization Home or Business
• Renewable Energy Resources and Installation
• And More
• **Green Builder currently Enrolled in Home Energy Auditing Training**completed 2010.  Seeking additional Training that will allow me to bring the latest Sustainable Designs and Techniques to your Property.

Scotts Contracting Will Save You $ money $ To Schedule your Green Site Evaluation click here to email Scotts Contracting for an Affordable Green Solution in the Construction of Your Next Project- Large or Small.

2015 Renewable Energy Forecast

Renewable Energy Forecast

Year 2015 Low 63 Million MWh High 157 Million MWh That is allmost 2½ times More Electricity

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July Free Efficiency Webinars

Free Energy Efficiency Webinars

Free July Webinars Show How to Spread the Energy-Efficiency Story

Involving Others Multiplies The Energy Savings

Teaching Commercial Building Energy Efficiency with ENERGY STAR® Thursday, July 8, 2010 - 1 P.M. EDT This new ENERGY STAR course was developed and tested as a community college course. However, the materials and curriculum are flexible and adaptable enough to be used in total or in part in a business or organization training setting. The course gives students practical, hands-on experience with understanding and improving energy efficiency. This course has everything you need to bring energy efficiency to the classroom. Students will learn the benefits and barriers of energy efficiency through an in-depth look into the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPAs) ENERGY STAR® program. Presenters include: Katy Hatcher, ENERGY STAR Public Sector National Manager, U.S. EPA Daniel Lawse, Coordinator of Sustainable Practices, Metropolitan Community College Craig Moody, Adjunct Faculty, Metropolitan Community College and Principal, Verdis Group Judy Sunde, Project Manager - Market Strategies, Omaha Public Power District Thursday, July 8 1:00 P.M. EDT To register for this presentation, please: Visit https://energystar.webex.com/energystar and click on the session titled "Teaching Commercial Building Energy Efficiency with ENERGY STAR" under "Training Center." Click on the link for "Registration." Complete the contact information on the next page. Save the confirmation e-mail (sent by messenger@webex.com) with the information needed to participate in the presentation, which will be sent to the e-mail address you have specified.  Please check your spam e-mail filter if the message does not appear in your inbox. Click on the link provided in this e-mail and join us at least 15-minutes prior to the start of the presentation.

How to Launch an Energy Competition Wednesday, July 21, 2010 - 1:00 P.M. EDT Motivating people to save energy is critical to achieving results. One effective way of getting employees, business units, members and even whole communities excited about energy efficiency is to tap into people's competitive spirit through challenges and competitions. Energy competitions provide an easy to understand and fun context for achieving a desired result.  Furthermore, no matter who wins the competition, everyone benefits by improving their energy performance, saving money, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.   John Scott from Cushman & Wakefield who will discuss his company's Environmental Challenge and how it is driving energy savings across the properties his company manages; and,   Christy Dooley from the City of Louisvill whose Kilowatt Crackdown has engaged over 100 facilities and forged an alliance focused on energy efficiency among business groups in the community. Wednesday, July 21 1:00 P.M. EDT Registration Pre-registration for this web conference is recommended. To register, go to: https://energystar.webex.com/energystar/j.php?ED=139747887&RG=1&UID=0&RT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D OR http://energystar.webex.com/meeting and select the Monthly Web Conference on July 21, 2010 from the calendar.  The meeting password is "network". Registration for this web conference is limited to 150 participants, so prompt registration is recommended. A 56K modem (minimum) with a separate phone line is also necessary. If this will be your first ENERGY STAR web conference, please test your browser and computer system's compatibility with Webex before joining the web conference.

Energy Efficiency

Saving energy, saving money and saving the environment are all part of the energy-efficiency story. Most of us enjoy the advantages already implemented- large and small, for energy saving programs in our homes, businesses and organizations. Scotts Contracting is available to assist in Helping you become more Energy Efficient with Ways you can "Reduce and Eliminate Your Cooling and Heating Costs."

If you need assistance in adding additional money saving energy efficiency programs or Renewable Energy Producing Systems to your Home or Business. We can provide you with various options that will enable Cost Savings for your Property. We are Currently Offering: Free Green Site Evaluations for cost effective ways to reduce your Bills.

New Green Blog Site http://scottscontracting.wordpress.com/

Renewable Energy Site http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/

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BP Seeking Investors- Not With My Money

Such sad news to report: BP needs Money

When reading the artile I found via Yahoo. It seems to me the BP Company is having some $money$ troubles. I just had to share this with you. Feel Free to leave your comments at the bottom of the Article. This is somewhat of a follow up on the Article: BP's Financial Woes- http://stlouisrenewableenergy.blogspot.com/2010/06/bp-bankruptcy-ahead-rivals-their-chops.html

Report: BP launches search for new investors-

2 hrs 53 mins ago

LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) – Oil major BP Plc is seeking a strategic investor to secure its independence in the face of any takeover attempts as it struggles with a devastating oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, newspapers said on Sunday.

Britain's Sunday Times said the company's advisers were trying to drum up interest among rival oil groups and sovereign wealth funds to take a stake of between 5 and 10 percent in the company at a cost of up to 6 billion pounds ($9.1 billion).

Abu Dhabi newspaper The National said BP could get a reprieve from Middle East financial institutions looking to make a strategic investment, citing informed sources.

Proposals from the region have already been submitted to BP advisers in London, the newspaper reported, and could involve Middle Eastern investors purchasing key assets from BP, which has lost more than half its market value since an explosion at the Deepwater Horizon rig on April 20 started the still-gushing leak.

The paper said regional financial institutions might also give financial backing to any capital-raising BP might be considering to reinforce its balance sheet following the environmental disaster, which could cost as much as $60 billion to clean up.

The report did not indicate which Middle Eastern financial firms issued the proposals or what the size of investments could be.

Regional sovereign wealth funds, such as the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), have supported Western companies in times of financial crisis by purchasing stakes in western banks and effectively halting declines in their share prices.

Separately, British newspaper the Guardian said BP was holding talks with the Kuwait Investment Office about raising its 1.75 percent stake in the oil company to potentially as much as 10 percent.

Rival oil majors ExxonMobil, Total and Royal Dutch Shell have been mooted as possible bidders.

BP declined to comment on the speculation.

The New York Times reported on Sunday that BP is asking its partners in the ruptured well, Anadarko Petroleum Corp and Mitsui Oil Exploration Co, to contribute nearly $400 million to the clean-up effort.

BP sent out demands for $272 million from Anadarko and $111 million from Japanese company Mitsui on June 2. That represents roughly 40 percent of the $1 billion BP spent in May, according to the newspaper.

BP owns 65 percent of the well, Anadarko owns 25 percent and Mitsui 10 percent.

"We have said that other parties besides BP may be responsible for costs and liabilities arising from this oil spill and we expect those parties to live up to their expectations," BP spokesman Toby Odone said in Houston.

Anadarko and Mitsui did not immediately respond to calls for comment.

Meanwhile, the Sunday Telegraph reported BP was facing fresh criticism over its approach to safety as it emerged it did not use an industry standard process, known as a safety case, to assess risk at the Deepwater Horizon rig.

A BP spokeswoman confirmed to Reuters that it did not use the procedure, developed in Britain after the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion in 1988, at any of its U.S. wells as there was no legal requirement in the U.S. to use it.

BP shares closed down at 322 pence in London on Friday, valuing the business at 60.5 billion pounds.

(Reporting by Matt Scuffham and Shaheen Pasha; Additional reporting by Caroline Copley; Editing by Will Waterman and Todd Eastham)