“Extreme Energy Solutions, New Jersey Green Tech Company, Named 2016 Company of the Year by Passaic Valley FOP #181”

June 15, 2016 Sparta NJ Source: Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of the Police Lodge #181 awards the New Jersey Based green technology company, Extreme Energy Solutions, as 2016 Company of the Year in the Professional Area of Environmentally Friendly Energy Products. Extreme Energy Solutions recently was honored with an acknowledgement and official proclamation recognizing the Company as Passaic County’s 2016 Company of the Year in the professional area of Environmentally Friendly Energy Products. The award was given by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 181, and was signed and by Lieutenant Joseph Sferruzza, president of the FOP Lodge. Albert Moussa who assists the FOP lodge 181, whose father is an Officer with Jersey City, presented the awards to the Company. “We are grateful for all that Extreme Energy Solutions has done for the community, state, and for our organization,” commented Moussa, “Mr. Burlum sincerely cares about the best interest of those around him.” “On behalf of the Company, I am absolutely honored to accept this award,” said Mr. Samuel Burlum, the company’s CEO and President, “We strive to create value in the community, and around the world, by leveraging our successes in making a difference; by providing opportunities to uplift others with products and services aimed at solving problems; and we look for opportunities to help those that risk their lives to serve our community in a time of need.” “Our team has always been dedicated to innovating ways to uplift our human family. Giving back is a part of our company culture, and we will only offer products and/or services that are in line with that culture,” added Burlum Extreme Energy Solutions has been aggressively proving its business model and the validity of its technology on the worldwide stage, with projects ongoing in China, Jordan, Canada, and the United States which have yielded positive results. Extreme is known for its flagship product, the Smart Emissions Reducer, a device designed to lower harmful emissions omitted by internal combustion engines. The product has been utilized by municipalities, government agencies, and private sector on their vehicle fleets since 2010. The Company has other environmentally friendly products and services as part of its offerings. Extreme Kleaner is a nontoxic biodegradable multipurpose cleaner degreaser which is manufactured in the Garden State. Recently the Company added a glass, tile, and more formula to the lineup. Extreme Kleaner Product is now available via selected Ace Hardware, True Value Hardware, Hardware Hank, NAPA Auto Parts stores, independent grocery stores, and online from Amazon.com, KeepAmercia.com, and ExtremeKleaner.com. Extreme Energy Solutions is also the parent company of Fleet Works Leasing, an entity set up to offer said mentioned technology on terms for folks who wish to purchase product who may not have all of the upfront resources to make the investment into the technology. E-Tech Performance is the company’s software development and research arm? focused on developing software solution for emissions reduction and fuel economy technical strategies. Located now in Sparta, New Jersey, the Extreme Energy Solutions facility houses the sales department, and some of the administration. Extreme extends its olive branch to the community, as it has supported and continues to support local 5K runs for charity; fundraisers for local schools, the arts, STEM Education Programs, and Veteran Causes. Experts in the field of green technology whom focus on fuel economy, emissions reduction, vehicle performance, converge on the facility once a year, where visitors and experts share their ideas on how to bring such concepts to market. This is the third time Extreme Energy Solutions was recognized for its contribution to the industry and community by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #181. The company received the same honor in 2013 and 2015. Extreme Energy Solutions, and its team, under the leadership of CEO and President Samuel K. Burlum, have continued to accumulate industry accolades in recent years. Extreme has been recognized by the People of Distinction Humanitarian Foundation in 2014? World Green Energy Symposium Nova award was presented in to the company in 2013? are just a few examples of organizations that have recognized the company’s efforts. The Company is planning the future production and release of a video documentary series that will highlight fuel economy improving technology. Many of the company’s current videos can be viewed on YouTube. Visit http://www.ExtremeEnergySolutions.net , or http://www.SamBurlum.com  for more information. #############################End of press release##########################

 

New Jersey Green Tech Company and their CEO Samuel K. Burlum Step Up to Assist Veterans in Need of Support

For immediate Release 

April 1, 2016, Sparta, New Jersey

Source: New Jersey Green Tech Company Extreme Energy Solutions and their CEO, Samuel K. Burlum, pair up with Project Help, to assist homeless and disabled Veterans and their families in need.

According to the United States Department of Housing (HUD) estimates over 47,000 Veterans in which formally served their nation go without on any giving night, which are just the Veterans in which Federal and State agencies can account for. There are countless others in which are completely off the radar because they do not receive any benefits of any kind for their service.

Sandy Mitchell, Director of Project Help, recently organized a team of community leaders, students, and individuals from the business community to combine resources in combating the issue of Veteran Homelessness. Among the founders and partners, are Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., and their CEO, Samuel K. Burlum.

Extreme and Burlum have been known for helping other Veteran Causes including Save A Warrior, Wounded Warrior Project, Salute to Our Vets and other fundraisers held by the Spirit of the Arts Foundation aimed at providing resources toward homeless and disabled veterans. Extreme once again steps up to the plate in helping Project Help.

“One of our most serious social issues we have today, is how we treat Veterans after they sacrifice their lives for our freedoms and put their lives on the line in protecting our country,” contributed Samuel K. Burlum, CEO and President of Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., “We need to take better care of our Veterans if we are to have a strong military.”

“If we do not care for our Veterans, the message rings clear that we have no respect for those whom fought with their lives to protect our freedoms; it is demoralizing and a matter of national security.”

Burlum and his company is now a fellow founder in the organization and contributor in providing some of the seed resources in moving Project Help forward.

“I am super glad to be working with Samuel Burlum and his team,” added Sandy Mitchell, Director of Project Help, “He has proven to be an asset to other non-profit organizations, and we work well together.”

Mitchell and Burlum served together on the Board of Directors of the former non-profit organization, Spirit of the Arts Foundation. Burlum was named Treasurer for the Project Help Board of Directors.

Project help is a support mechanism for homeless veterans and their families whereby the can stop at any one of the SOSvets Closets, by Catholic Charities, in four counties so far, and take whatever clothing and items they need at no cost to the Veteran.

The organization has a network of individuals whom donate their services to Veterans in need. This network extends their expertise from seamstresses/tailors to beauticians and counselors.

Project Help is on a constant mission to gather up collections of items for men, women, and children, including but not limited to, such items like baseball caps, shorts, tee shirts, underwear, socks, diapers, sun screen, toiletries, handi-wipes and diaper wipes, shoes and business attire, for redistribution for these men and women and their families whom may be less fortunate.

Aside from accepting donated items at one of the authorized drop sites, Project Help also looks to host a number of fundraisers, with the proceeds being forwarded to one of their project partners which utilize these funds in getting Veterans off the streets. 100% of these proceeds are made available to Vets and their families with no administrative fees or cost taken by Catholic Charities.

In addition to Extreme Energy Solutions, of Ogdensburg, New Jersey; Project Help has partnered with the Mt. Olive High School, Decorus Film & Photo, the Lions Club, American Legions, surrounding area VFW’s, and Catholic Charities have committed in assisting Project Help with its mission.

Project Help offers multiple options on how an individual, business, and/or a community organization can contribute in raising awareness and resources for Veterans in need. One of the ways one can help is by making a simple donation to one of the drop locations of items on the requested list. Another is that a business and/or an organization can request to set up a community event, including a tricky tray or 5k run; set up a collection day; special event day with entertainment; and/or charity concert.

Project Help offers many opportunities to assist Veterans. If you and your business/community organization would like to assist Project help you can call Sandy Mitchell at 973-875-2068, or reach out via email sandy@mitchellclan.com. Project help are seeking Volunteers for a number of scheduled events and to assist in public awareness to the problem.

“One of the best ways a private citizen, whom did not serve in the military, can serve their nation, is to serve their and assist the nation’s Veterans,” concluded Burlum.

For more information about Project Help or to donate to Project Help, visit their website at www.ProjectHelp.us

“Extreme Energy Solutions, New Jersey Green Tech Company, Named 2015 Company of the Year by Passaic Valley FOP #181”

April 1, 2015 Madison, WI Source: Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of the Police Lodge #181 awards the New Jersey Based green technology company, Extreme Energy Solutions, as 2015 Company of the Year in the Professional Area of Environmentally Friendly Energy Products. Extreme Energy Solutions recently was honored with an acknowledgement and official proclamation recognizing the company as Passaic County’s 2015 Company of the Year in the professional area of Environmentally Friendly Energy Products. The award was given by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 181, and was signed and presented by Lieutenant Joseph Sferruzza, president of the FOP Lodge. Officer Joe Klein (Retired) who assist the FOP lodge and assist PBA 152, presented the awards to the Company. “We appreciate all that Extreme Energy Solutions has done for the community, state, and for our organization,” expressed Klein. “On behalf of the Company, I am honored to accept this honor,” said Samuel Burlum, the company’s CEO and President, “We continue our efforts in being an asset to the community, and believe in our path of creating value in the county, state, and nation. This award reaffirms our efforts have been effective.” “We have a great team of people who really care about being of service to others while creating value through products and services that aim to address challenges that effect our environment, economic climate, and community,” added Burlum Extreme Energy Solutions has been aggressively proving its business model and the validity of its technology on the worldwide stage, with projects ongoing in China, Jordan, Canada, and the United States which have yielded positive results. Extreme is known for its flagship product, the Smart Emissions Reducer, a device designed to lower harmful emissions omitted by internal combustion engines. The product has been utilized by municipalities, government agencies, and private sector on their vehicle fleets since 2010. The Company has other environmentally friendly products and services as part of its offerings. Extreme Kleaner is a non-toxic biodegradable multi-purpose cleaner-degreaser which is manufactured in the Garden State. Recently the Company added a glass, tile, and more formula to the line-up. Product is available via selected Ace Hardware and True Value Hardware stores, and online from Amazon.com, KeepAmercia.com, and ExtremeKleaner.com. Extreme Energy Solutions is also the parent company of Fleet Works Leasing, an entity set up to offer said mentioned technology on terms for folks who wish to purchase product who may not have all of the upfront resources to make the investment into the technology. E-Tech Performance is the company’s software development and research arm; focused on developing software solution for emissions reduction and fuel economy technical strategies. Extreme Energy Solutions is a supporter of many community causes, including assisting Veterans in need. Located in Ogdensburg, New Jersey, the facility houses the company’s research and development department, technical training classes, warehousing/logistics, light manufacturing and repackaging, and some administration. Experts in the field of green technology whom focus on fuel economy, emissions reduction, vehicle performance, converge on the facility once a year, where visitors and experts share their ideas on how-to bring such concepts to market. This is the second time Extreme Energy Solutions was recognized for its contribution to the industry and community by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #181. The company received the same honor in 2013. Extreme Energy Solutions, and its team, under the leadership of CEO and President Samuel K. Burlum, have continued to accumulate industry accolades in recent years. Extreme has been recognized by the People of Distinction Humanitarian Foundation in 2014; World Green Energy Symposium Nova award was presented in to the company in 2013; are just a few examples of organizations that have recognized the company’s efforts. The Company is planning the future production and release of a video documentary series that will highlight fuel economy improving technology. Many of the company’s current videos can be viewed on Youtube. Visit http://www.ExtremeEnergySolutions.net, or http://www.SamBurlum.com for more information. #############################End of press release##########################

Chinas Auto Industry Looks To Adopt New Emissions Technology

November 12, 2014  Ogdensburg, New Jersey

Syndicated from KYTX CBS News 19 Texas-

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., A New Jersey Based Environmental Firm Begins Research With Several Chinese Engine And Vehicle Manufacturers To Help Address Their Air Pollution Concerns.

Various Chinese auto manufacturers show serious interest in a new emissions technology offered by Extreme Energy Solutions, a New Jersey based technology company. Extreme’s flagship product, the Smart Emissions Reducer is a relatively new emissions reduction and combustion enhancing technology that is gaining popularity quickly. It has been proven in various reputable laboratories and testing facilities such as Roush Industries, Nova Analytical Systems, Inc., and the Changzhou Keshi Group to reduce emissions substantially and even provide a fuel economy increase as a beneficial side effect.

The Changzhou Keshi Group, a manufacturer of specialty vehicles for the mining industry joined the ranks of some of their industry colleagues including the BAIC Motor Corporation, FAW Jiefang Quingdao Automobile Company and the Weichai Power Company in issuing Letters of Interest/Letters of Intent to Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. Chinas severe pollution concerns are calling for implementation of new emissions reduction technology such as Smart Emissions Reducer (SER).

This rising new green technology will be put to the test in some of the harshest air pollution conditions in the world. With outdoor visibility very low, and many people even wearing masks in public due to air pollution, China is the perfect place to implement such technology.

The applications of the SER are virtually endless. For all internal combustion engines of any fuel type, the SER can help improve the combustion process and reduce the amount of smog and greenhouse gasses being released into populated areas. With government policies aimed to address air pollution, specifically in the transportation sector, engine and vehicle manufactures are in a dire need of a solution to meet new regulatory benchmarks.

To meet this demand, representatives from these Chinese corporations searched far and wide for solutions, only to find themselves in the small town of Ogdensburg, New Jersey. Extreme Energy Solutions, a manufacturer, distributor, and servicer of emissions reduction technology welcomed the delegates with an eagerness to help them solve their pollution concerns.

The first to meet with Samuel K. Burlum, CEO/President of Extreme Energy Solutions, and his team was the Weichai Power Company. Weichai is a publicly traded engine manufacturer of heavy duty diesel power plants that also produces vehicle models such as buses, semi trucks, and service trucks. Weichai visited the New Jersey company in early 2013, and decided to explore further possibilities of partnering with the up and coming green technology firm.

“We were impressed with the Smart Emissions Reducer, and the technology behind it,” noted Tim Chang, Deputy Director of Engine Research and Development, If the products test meets our expectations, we would like to discuss with you a business partnership that would be mutually beneficial to both of us. Currently Weichai and Extreme Energy Solutions are engaged in on going testing to determine the validity of the SER in Weichais applications.

The next manufacturer to investigate the Smart Emissions Reducer was the Keshi Group, a mining industry equipment manufacturer that is located in Changzhou, Jiangsu Provence. The Keshi Group initially partnered with Extreme in November 2013 to test the validity of SER. Mr. Jiang Hanjun, CEO and President of Changzhou Keshi Group, had an opportunity to travel to Ogdensburg, New Jersey with his team to investigate this solution that lowers emissions while increasing fuel efficiency. Keshi is interested in applying this new clean technology to their explosion proof underground mining vehicles.

After meeting with Extreme Energy Solutions’ CEO and President, Samuel Burlum, and the rest of the EES team, Mr. Jiang committed to partnering with Extreme in testing their flagship product, the Smart Emissions Reducer.

“We are very impressed with the product (Smart Emissions Reducer) and are very interested in cooperating
with your company,” commented Mr. Jiang.

The Keshi Group recently concluded testing of the Smart Emissions Reducer this past summer of 2014. Testing results concluded that the Smart Emissions Reducer performed as advertised under controlled laboratory conditions. Preliminary tests would show the SER could provide up to a 5% fuel economy increase on a brand new 5.9 liter Cummings diesel powered engine, and a significant reduction in emissions, more specifically a reduction in particulate matter (PM) of up to 49% and carbon monoxide (CO) of up to 63%.

After further testing conducted by Keshi, the Smart Emissions Reducer proved to deliver consistent emissions reductions between 20% to 50% in all phases of the engines operations, while also still providing a fuel economy benefit of no lower than 2% and 3%. The Keshi Groups testing data was reviewed by Dr. Carley Corrado, Ph.D., with the Department of Physics at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Dr. Corrado provided commentary on the Statistical Margin of Error within the test report, evaluating the reduction of emissions and improved fuel efficiency by adding the Smart Emissions Reducer onto the new Cummings diesel engine.

“The total emissions averaged over the 6 modes tested in the categories of CO, K/M, and N% were decreased by 22%, 25% and 18% respectively,” noted Dr. Carrado, “There was a decrease in Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC) of 2.3%, which is equivalent to the corresponding improvement of fuel efficiency.”

“Conservative projections of the fuel economy savings resulting from the addition of the SER estimates an ROI of 1.2 years and a total of 10,000 liters (2641 gallons) of fuel over the expected lifespan of the SER,” continued Corrado.

Mr. Jiang and Keshi offered to enter into the next phase of the Extreme Energy Solutions Smart Emissions
Reducer evaluation program, and agreed to purchase a small rolling production of the SER devices and have them installed in the field.

“It was a real pleasure to work side by side with Keshis Technicians,” Burlum contributed, “they really appreciated the partnership and they clearly demonstrated that they could quickly embrace the installation process.”

Keshi and EES technicians worked side by side to install the Smart Emissions Reducers over a two day period at a mine in Inner Mongolia on newly deployed Keshi vehicles.

BAIC and FAW are still in talks with Extreme and also look to move forward with the evaluation process. Both BAIC and FAW have invited Extreme back to China to get their cooperative Smart Emissions Reducer programs underway.

The Smart Emissions Reducer, (initially branded as the Intercharger) was first introduced by Extreme Energy Solutions in 2010 to the taxi and delivery vehicle market. It was soon approved for use by the New York City Taxi and Limo Commission. Then it was later tested by Roush Industries on gasoline powered vehicles. Tests in their lab demonstrated the SER could deliver up to a 7.5% increase in fuel efficiency and up to 65% reduction in emissions.

New Green Technology for Emissions Reduction is Discovered by Vehicle Manufacturer

November 9, 2014  Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, China

Syndicated from KOAM CBS News 7 Affiliate, Pittsburg, Kansas-

Mr. Jiang Hanjun, CEO and President of the Chinese mining equipment manufacturer, Changzhou Keshi Group, discovers a powerful new green technology for vehicle emissions reduction offered by an emerging technology company from New Jersey.

Mr. Jiang and his team recently visited Ogdensburg, New Jersey in search of an emissions reduction solution for their explosion proof underground mining vehicles. They were introduced to a new emissions solution, the Smart Emissions Reducer (SER) offered by Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. (EES).

After meeting with Samuel K. Burlum, CEO and President of EES and his team, Mr. Jiang committed to partnering with Extreme in testing the Smart Emissions Reducer, the flagship product of the New Jersey based technology firm.

“We are very impressed with the product (Smart Emissions Reducer) and are very interested in cooperating with your company,” commented Mr. Jiang. Jiang offered a formal invitation to Burlum and his team to visit the Keshi facility in China, where both companies would partner to test the validity of the Smart Emissions Reducer in the mining equipment vehicle application.

“If the test results are satisfactory, we would like to discuss long term cooperation matter with your company including becoming an exclusive distributor of SER for your company in China,” offered Mr. Jiang.

Keshi Group began testing of the Smart Emissions Reducer in December 2013. Testing results concluded that the Smart Emissions Reducer performed as advertised under controlled laboratory conditions. Preliminary testing would show the SER could provide up to a 5% fuel economy increase on a brand new 5.9 liter Cummings diesel powered engine, and a significant reduction in emissions, more specifically a reduction of particulate matter (PM) up to a 49% and carbon monoxide (CO) up to 63%.

After further testing conducted by Keshi, the Smart Emissions Reducer proved to deliver consistent vehicle emissions reductions between 20% to 50% in all phases of the engines operations, while also still providing a fuel economy benefit no lower than 2% and 3%, although field tests have shown it to be higher.

Keshis testing data was reviewed by Dr. Carley Corrado, PhD, with the Department of Physics at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Dr. Corrado provided commentary on the Statistical Margin of Error within the test report and evaluated the reduction of emissions and improved fuel efficiency by addition of the Smart Emissions Reducer onto a new Cummings diesel engine.

“The total emissions averaged over the 6 modes tested in the categories of CO, K/M, and N% were decreased by 22%, 25% and 18% respectively,” noted Dr. Corrado, “There was a decrease in Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC) of 2.3%, which is equivalent to the corresponding improvement of fuel efficiency.”

“Conservative projections of the fuel economy savings resulting from addition of the Smart Emissions Reducer estimates an ROI of 1.2 years and a total of 10,000 liters (2641 gallons) of fuel over the expected lifespan of the SER,” continued Corrado.

Mr. Jiang and Keshi offered to enter into the next phase of testing with Extreme Energy Solutions Smart Emissions Reducer program. “We will agree to purchase a small rolling production of the SER devices andhave them installed in the field. If we find similar results as the lab, we will want to deploy the technology throughout China,” stated Jiang at a recent meeting held at his facility in Changzhou.

“We are honored to partner with Keshi, and are very pleased that Keshi and Extreme are working together on solutions for Chinas pollution problems that are a result of harmful vehicle emissions,” Burlum contributed, This partnership is good for China and good for America. Keshi is proving it is helping China address some of its pressing national air quality concerns, while further validating the SER technology.”

“A long term agreement with Keshi would mean that our company is providing a valuable export to China, thus we would need to increase domestic jobs to meet the demand,” said Samuel Burlum.

The Smart Emissions Reducer, (initially branded as the Intercharger) was first introduced to the taxi and delivery vehicle fleet market by Extreme Energy Solutions in 2010. It was approved for use by the New York City Taxi and Limo Commission. Later, it tested by Roush Industries on gasoline powered vehicles. Tests in the Roush labs demonstrated the SER could deliver up to a 7.5% increase in fuel efficiency and up to a 65% reduction in emissions. To learn more about Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc. you can visit their website at www.ExtremeEnergySolutions.net or call them toll free at 1­800-­EES-­TEAM.

Extreme Energy Solutions Honored by Passaic County Lodge

September 4, 2013  Ogdensbug, New Jersey

Syndicated from The Advertiser News South-

Extreme Energy Solutions recently was honored with an aknowledgement and official proclamation recognizing the company as Passaic County’s 2013 Energy Solution Company of the Year in the professional area of Environmentally Friendly Energy Products.

The award was given by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 181, and was signed and presented by Lieutenant Joseph Sferruzza, president of the FOP Lodge.

“We are truly honored and appreciate this recognition,” Burlum said. “Our team has worked very hard and dedicated themselves to be an asset to the community and to the industry. We were surprised to get the phone call and notification that we were considered for the honor.”

Other companies whom also received the honor for 2013 were Goldman Sachs and Turner Construction.

“When an organization has recognized your firm’s contribution and has put you in the category as the Goldman and Turner, you know your team is moving in the right direction,” Burlum said.

The Proclamation and Award was signed on July 24, 2013, and presented delivered shortly thereafter to the Extreme Energy Solutions Facility.

This is the second time Extreme Energy Solutions was recognized for its contribution to the industry and community. Early in 2013, Extreme Energy Solutions was honored with the 2013 WGES Nova Award, presented by the World Green Energy Symposiums Executive Chair, Professor Robert Gallagher, at Hunter College in New York City. Extreme has been recognized for its innovation and contributions to lower harmful toxic vehicle emissions and innovative business model.

You can visit www.ExtremeEnergySolutions.net for more information,

Salute: Parsippany Pays Tribute at Festival Honoring Veterans

July 13, 2013  Parsippany, New Jersey

Syndicated from NJ.com- 

Despite the threat of rain, dozens of residents turned out for a special tribute to veterans Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park on Route 46 East.

Salute to our Vets is a two-day festival aimed at raising money for the nonprofit organizations N.J. Fallen Soldiers and Operation Chill Out, which aids homeless veterans. The festival also showcases free support services available for veterans.

Louis Antonacci, a World War II veteran, said the event helped provide him with valuable information.

œ”So far, I think (the event) is doing great,” Antonacci said.

The event also features family fun as such as prize giveaways, live music, games, arts and crafts, food and more than 40 vendors.

Salute to our Vets is sponsored by the office of the Mayor of Parsippany, Extreme Energy Solutions of Ogdensburg, Graphic Images of Budd Lake and produced by Spirit of the Arts Foundation.

“We must recognize and assists those that have sacrificed their lives in the name of protecting our freedoms,” commented Samuel K. Burlum, CEO and President of Extreme Energy Solutions, “they have given so much to our country and yet ask for little in return. We must make it a mission to help our Veterans in need.”

The event runs from noon to 7 p.m. on July 13 and July 13. Admission is $10 admission for adults, $5 for children and free for children under 7 and disabled veterans.

Extreme Energy Solutions, Featured On Terry Bradshaw’s ‘Today In America’ For Fuel-Saving, Emissions Reducing Device, And Other Environmentally-Friendly Products

November 3, 2012  Ogdensburg, NJ

Syndicated from The Alternative Press.com-

Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., an Ogdensburg-based company, will appear on a segment of ‘Today In America,’ with Terry Bradshaw. The show first aired today at 8:00 a.m., and will also air on Saturday November 10, 17, and 24 at the same time, on WBNS-TV, the CBS News Affiliate, in Columbus, Ohio.

A date has not been set yet for airing of the program in the tri-state area.

Click here for the full press release on Extreme Energy Solutions website, from United States Media Television, Inc., the television production company for the show, based in Coral Springs, Fla.

“>Click here to view the Extreme Energy Solutions segment.

“We are very excited and humbled by this experience,” said Samuel Burlum, CEO/President of Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., “To be featured on such a forum brings great legitimacy to the value Extreme has created.  The Today in America team has been great throughout the process of filming at our facility, an experience our staff and guest dearly enjoyed.”

Extreme Energy Solutions’ SMART Emissions Reducer was featured on the show. The SMART Emissions Reducer, Bradshaw said on the show, “This technology allows fuel emissions to be captured, and reintroduced into the combustion cycle, as an energy efficient renewable by-product, instead of harmful waste emerging from the tailpipe. When gas burns more completely, it takes less fuel to accomplish the same task. The engine runs cleaner, thus requiring less maintenance. And fewer emissions of pollutants, and greenhouse gas occur.”

Bradshaw added how the device works on all levels of road vehicles, as well as railroad engines, sea vessels, and equipment for heavy industry, construction, farming, and power generators. In sum, he said, “any internal combustion engine.”

Phil Sherman, Tech Support for Extreme Energy Solutions, said, “The SMART Emissions reducer is an easy to install, retrofit technology designed to be installed on the crankcase ventilation system that already exists on the car. By doing it this way, you can be on the production side of the engine, helping the engine burn its fuel, at the source.”

Bradshaw said counties and municipalities across the country, and commercial fleets and delivery vehicles, taxis, and limousines use the SMART Emissions Reducer, and taxis and limousines in New York City, under the jurisdiction of their NY City commission, have been approved to retrofit the unit in these types of vehicles.

Locally, Vernon Township is one of the muncipalities that has undergone a trial program with Extreme Energy Solutions. Click here for the previous article in The Alternative Press.

At the start of the trial, Vernon Township Mayor Victor Marotta said, “And this particular product, which is a fairly simple install on our vehicles, and a relatively inexpensive one, will definitely reduce emissions, and that is the primary benefit. From my point of view, although this is important, there seems to be a documentable increase in fuel efficiency.  We, in Vernon Township, spend nearly $300,000 per year in gasoline for our vehicles. Based on the literature and experience that was presented to us, we can look for a reduction in the cost of the fuel, because fuel efficiency is definitely improved with the addition of the Smart Emissions Reducer.”

Marotta added, “There is no cost to Vernon Township, and that always indicates to me that you are dealing with a reputable company. When they are willing to make the kind of investment that they are making to run this pilot program, it tells me that they believe in their product. I have every reason to believe that the results will be as they have represented to us.”Ron Gaines, of R L Gaines Investments said, “My board of directors and I were looking for a company that shares the same philosophy when it comes to moving forward with green technology. What I mean by that is, we don’t need to reinvent the wheel, all we have to do is work with what is already available to us. Just make improvements, and enhance it.”

The township’s DPW director Dave Pullis said at the time the article was published, it was too soon to tell the results.

The Alternative Press of Sussex County will feature the results, and municipality’s decision about the product, in an upcoming article at the conclusion of Vernon Township’s 90-day trial, scheduled to end approximately November 25.

Other products featured on the show included Extreme Kleaner, “a non-toxic, biodegradable, ecologically-friendly cleaner, and degreaser available, for use in domestic, and commercial, and industrial settings,” Bradshaw explained on the show. He also spotlighted Extreme Energy Solutions Extreme Xtra Fuel Treatment, “an extra supplement product that enhances the combustion efficiency of a gas or diesel engine,” Bradshaw said.

Shannon Smith, a client from Virginia, who was filmed on location in Ogdensburg by Bradshaw’s crew, said of the SMART Emissions Reducer, “I have the SMART Emissions Reducer under the hood of my Toyota Highlander SUV. Since I’ve gotten this device installed, I’ve saved about 30 percent of my gasoline, so I’m very happy with that. And when I think this also reduces the carbon footprint, I’m even more happy.”

“Some of the most revolutionary, game-changing ideas have emerged from small firms,” said Bradshaw of local American companies, like Extreme Energy Solutions.

Bradshaw understands the importance of game-changing decisions and ideas, having been a former NFL great, and quarterback with the Pittsburg Steelers; according to his production company, he is first quarterback to win four Super Bowl Championships. Bradshaw, in addition to hosting “Today in America,” has also been a television commentator for CBS Sports, and Fox Sports, on ‘Fox NFL Sunday.”

The intermittent windshield wiper was a feature on cars Bradshaw highlighted on the show, noting a hobbyist created it in their basement, and Extreme Energy Solutions Products are all made in the U.S.A.

“The Today in America feature captures our complete story in a five minute segment,” Burlum concluded. “It resonates the positive message about the value Extreme Energy Solutions is creating for society and local communities.  If there were more positive news entertainment forums about hopeful companies, there would be a very different attitude from the general public that there are companies out there that care, that want to make a difference, besides just making profit.  Today in America has provided Extreme with that outlet.”

Original Story can be read here: click here.

Extreme Energy Solutions Sponsors/Assists with Crime Stoppers 5k Run

September 9, 2012  Augusta, NJ

Syndicated from The Alternative Press.com-

“Everyone’s a winner here, everyone crossed the finish line,” said Sussex County Sheriff Michael Strada Saturday morning, at the conclusion of the first Sussex County Crime Stoppers 5K/10K Run at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, to benefit the Sussex County Sheriff’s Crime Stoppers.

The Sussex County Sheriff’s Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization that helps lead to the arrest, and indictment of criminals, paying up to a $1,000 cash reward to the tipster. About an hour prior to the race start, a passing and strong shower briefly hovered over the area, and then cleared. The sun returned, along with some humidity, with an occasional passing cooler breeze.

“It’s good to see the sun,” Andy Ball of Main Street Marketing and Events, who organized the 5K/10K event. Ball, said both courses were USA Track & Field (USATF) sanctioned. The 5K started and ended within the fairgrounds, and the 10K on Plains Road, with the same finish line as the 5K. Within the park, Ball asked participants of the 5K to first pause before the race for a moment of silence to remember the victims of September 11.

“We want to thank all of our military, our veterans, and all those who passed on,” Ball said, and the crowd cheered.

The race then started moments at 9:30am, with the group taking off. The 5K was led by Samuel Burlum, CEO & President of Extreme Energy Solutions, driving in a Sidewinder ATV, a low emissions vehicle sold by his company. The 10K was led by a Sussex County Sheriff’s Car.

There were 54 participants in the 5K, and 51 in the 10K race. Out of the 105 participants, 65 pre-registered for the event.

Brian Thomas of Ogdensburg was the overall winner of the 5K, with a total time of 20:25.2, followed by Catherine Stone of Hardyston at 20:36.0, Philip Gely of Newton at 22:50.9, and Howard Condit of Vernon at 23:10.9.

In the 10K, Stefan Alvinsson of Sandystown, N.J. finished at 38:56.0, Jeff Staple of Aambury, N.J., at 40:27.1, and Bill Bosmann of Rockaway, N.J. at 40:27.1.

For complete results of both races, click here.

“I’m a lifelong runner, I’ve stayed with it, and it’s about doing something consistently,” said Thomas.

Overall, Thomas said, “I was really happy with the course.”

Stone, who was the first for the women at the 5K race, and second overall, said, “This is a nice race, it was really fast, and clean.”

Eileen Cawley, a personal trainer from Lafayette, was another 5K participant. She placed number 15 overall, and had a time of 28:50.7. She ran with her daughter, Emma, who placed first for females in the 12 through 14 age group, and came in 21^st overall, with a time of 30:18.6.

Cawley explained, “I try to make sure to teach her [Emma] about healthy living. I tell her, ‘you don’t want to try to win a prize, you want to get your time from your first 5K, and try to beat it.’”

Janet Dashio of Sandyston ran in the 10K. She was one of three participants from the Department of Child Protection and Permanency (formerly DYFS). She raced with co-workers Michele Quinn, and Judy Connell.

“We’re supporting our sheriff’s department,” Dashio said after the race.

She described the air on the course as “heavy and humid” for the day.

It was Dashio’s third 10K, and she has run many 5K’s, she said.

Joe Farinella of Andover Township was the oldest registered participant at 73 years old. Farinella participated in the 10K, after having only started running at age 68. He has run in the Goofy Challenge in Disney, and the New York Marathon, among his accolades.

“I love running,” said the retiree from Picatinny Arsenal.

“We’ll see what happens today,” Farinella said before the race, describing his average time for 5K’s at “28 and change”.

For the 10K, Farinella clocked in at 59:12.9, coming in number 34 of 51 participants.

Trophies were handed out for the top participants, and then ribbons in blue, red, and white, for first, second, and third place participants in each category.

Strada said for anyone who was not present to receive their ribbon at the end of the race, to please contact Lt. Larry Beller at the Sussex County Sheriff’s Department at: (973) 579-0865, extension 2501.

Of the race, Strada told The Alternative Press, “It’s all about bringing the community out, and raising awareness for the Crime Stoppers Program.”

Richard Bunce, Hopatcong Councilman, and Chair of the Sussex County Sheriff’s Crime Stoppers, said the group is seeking more commissioners, and encouraged attendees to volunteer.

“It’s a very worthy organization,” Bunce said.

“I think it [the race] went really well,” Strada continued. “I think it will continue to grow.”

“I see a lot of families here today, I really appreciate it, we at the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office, really appreciate your support,” Strada told the participants before handing out the awards.

The Sussex County Sheriff’s Crime Stoppers 5K/10K Run was presented by Thorlabs. Other sponsors included: Adam Todd Caterers, The Alternative Press of Sussex County, Athenia Mason Supply, D&H Alternative Risk Solutions, Eastern Propane, Extreme Energy Solutions, Extreme Off Road, GBW Insurance, Glen Vetrano, Hardyston Township PBA Local 374, Jersey Gators Swim Team, Lakeland Bank, Madsen Construction, The New Jersey Herald, PSE&G, The Printing Center, R&T Nautilus, Royal Buick GMC, St. Clare’s Health System, Senator Steven Oroho, Sheriff Michael Strada, Subaru World of Newton, Sussex County Community College, Sussex County Fairgrounds, and Sussex County Imports.

For more information about Sussex County Sheriff’s Crime Stoppers, or to submit a crime tip click here to fill out an online anonymous tip form, or call in tips to: (973) 300-CRIME.

TheAlternativePress.com Celebrates Official Launch In Sussex County

July 18, 2012  Ogdensburg, New Jersey

Syndicated from The Alternative Press.com-

A group of more than 100-strong celebrated the official launch of the sites for TheAlternativePress.com throughout Sussex County Saturday at Extreme Energy Solutions’ world headquarters.

Al Cole, CBS Radio and Live 365 radio personality emceed the event, which included Samuel K. Burlum, CEO/President of Extreme Energy Solutions, Jennifer Jean Miller who is Managing Editor and CEO of The Alternative Press of Sussex County (a licensee for TheAlternativePress.com sites), and Michael Shapiro, Founder, Publisher, and CEO of TheAlternativePress.com.

“We at TheAlternativePress.com are thrilled to be expanding to every town in Sussex County today under the leadership of Jennifer Jean Miller,” said Shapiro. “It also marks the beginning of an acceleration of our expansion as we license the site to entrepreneurs and journalists, and empower them to start their own online newspapers all over New Jersey and beyond.”

In addition to shareholders and members of the staff and board of Extreme Energy Solutions in attendance, Miller introduced reporters and marketing consultants in attendance at the event who included: Danielle Nifenecker, Alley Shubert, Jeff Morace, Brian Thomas, George Leroy Hunter, and Jane Primerano (Sarah Schnurr, one of the news organization’s other reporters, was unable to attend the event).

Miller and Burlum also introduced current members of the Advisory Board: Richard Pompelio (founder of the New Jersey Crime Victims’ Law Center), George Graham (Stanhope Council President and Secretary of the Sussex County League of Muncipalities), Patricia A. Singer (Follow Me Social Media), and Thomas A Russo, Jr. (unable to attend the event, Russo is the Town of Newton Town Manager).

Local government officials in attendance included: Graham, Sussex County Freeholder Parker Space, and Sussex Borough Mayor Jonathan Rose.

Prior to the launch of the site, attendees had the opportunity to network with one another over breakfast, and following, continue to network and lunch together.

After lunch, CEO/President of the firm, Samuel K. Burlum introduced members of the Extreme Energy Solutions Board of Directors.

Employees were also recognized for their accomplishments throughout the country, as well as provided reports about operations nationwide.

Company Board of Directors introduced included: Jay Wolff, Phillip Castelberg, William Lamb, and Mark Ringen. Regional Representatives introduced were: Mario Aldini, Phil Sherman, Bill Pereca, and Jeffrey Lamb. Barry Smith, and Thomas Sweeney reported on activities for the company’s operations in their regions. Other employees recognized were: Martha Sweeney (SMART Air Fuel Saver), and Roseann Turkington, Executive Assistant and Human Resources.

Burlum presented a donation from the company as well to the non-profit group, Spirit of the Arts Foundation, which helped to coordinate the event. Burlum is on the board of the Spirit of the Arts Foundation.

“This man doesn’t know the word, ‘cant,’” said Sandy Mitchell, Founder and Director of the Spirit of the Arts Foundation of Burlum.

Some programs the Spirit of the Arts Foundation oversees include an anti-bullying program, and markets throughout the area, including one at the Sussex Airport.

Extreme Energy Solutions oversees companies including SMART Air Fuel Saver, Fleet Worx Leasing LLC, Extreme Off Road, LLC and products such as Extreme Kleaner and SIdewinder.

“The launch of The Alternative Press of Sussex County LLC is significant for the county,” said Burlum. “Residents of the community, local government, and the businesses in the area now have a platform in which they can get local news content in real time, thus providing for transparency in local government activities with local citizens.  Businesses now have a tool of communication that can be used to notify the public of special events and announcements with their audience. “The Alternative Press.com is a win-win.”

“This weekend gave Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. the opportunity to demonstrate value creation for its shareholders, clients, and concerned community interest,” Burlum continued. “Our shareholders were very pleased with the progress of our company; including the benchmarks achieved, and the accomplishments that have aided in the company’s success.  Our initiatives and announcements of job creation, that all of our products will be made in the USA; the majority of them made here in New Jersey, makes Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. a very valuable asset to the community it calls home.”