2016 World Green Energy Symposium Focuses on the Importance of Clean Air, Water, Soil, Food, and Energy

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April 15, 2016, Washington DC

Source: World Green Energy Symposium puts the world on notice to focus soil and water conservation and preservation in the hopes that society will adopt best practices when it comes to healthier food production and cleaner energy.

2016 World Green Energy Symposium, this year held in Washington DC, at University of District of Columbia, at the University’s new energy efficient, award winning LEED facility, April 7, 2016. The WGES put back the focus on the core essence of life, the very building block to all of our existence, water; which affects everything else as humans we do. Once discussions about best practices on how to clean up our fresh water supply were revealed, the conversations turned to our need to focus on clean air, soil, food, and clean-green energy.

Four-time Emmy Winner, former Broadcast Journalist Jan Fox was the event’s emcee and opened the event at 9:30 am introducing special guest and speakers to the podium.

“We want to thank you all for coming today in attending this year’s WGES,” said Professor Robert Gallagher, Executive Chair of the World Green Energy Symposium as he welcomed all guests to the well-attended event, “We intend to share with you methods and ideas on how to solve some of our most pressing societal concerns as it regards our environment, economy, water air and water supply.”

Mr. Tommy Wells, Director of Energy and Environment, with the District of Columbia had first reported to the audience of attendees his findings and experiences at global meetings focused on climate change. Including in his address were factors and trends taking place in developed nations.

“In Europe, there are major metro cities now making policies to cut out the need of any fossil fuel sources, which is forcing the auto industry to change their products to meet these new standards,” shared Wells.

Dr. Sebine O’Hare, Dean of College of Agriculture, Urban Sustainability & Environmental Sciences (CAUSE), University of DC, provided insight to sustainable food production and the need for micro food management. Dr. Sebine O’Hare and CAUSE were formally recognized in 2015 by the WGES as a NOVA Award recipient for their advancements in this field.

Ms. JoAnn Hill, and Ron Uba, both with the US Department of Commerce, throughout the day would present economic opportunities for entrepreneurs in the room seeking ways to grow their business in partnering with government to solve environmental issues and concerns. Together their department has been credited in providing millions of dollars in contract opportunities to small business.

The importance of clean air, soil and water conservation and better food growth methods was furthered by R. Sonny Ramaswamy, Director with the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA, where he disclosed examples of working projects aimed at lessening our carbon footprint while meeting the needs of a growing population.

Mr. Michael Jones Bae, spoke about the future and how to harness future opportunities within the green tech, environmental, and energy industry sectors as he gave many words of inspiration for students and entrepreneurs attending the conference.

“Look to the future and do not focus on profits, focus on solving problems, and the opportunities to make a profit will reveal themselves,” Bae added.

Attendees also got a fresh perspective on how the US GSA is handling policy, budgets, and practices to green government building and how to maximize their use, presented by Mr. Kevin Kampschroer, Chief Sustainability Officer for US GSA. His expert panel walked attendees through one of the most extensive undertakings; to convert of one of the oldest GSA buildings in the country, into one of the most modern and energy efficient within its building class without compromising the buildings historical significance. Panelist dedicated time to explain the challenges of such and endeavor and how they overcame challenges to make this building a model for other to follow.

Mr. Paul Puckorius, wrapped up the day’s series of events with commentary directed toward water and waste management; where he lent his experience and expertise on ways we all can help in conserving water, and the importance to be mindful of this value resource.

Professor Gallagher recognized all of the past World Green Energy Symposium NOVA Award Honorees for their contributions to advancements in solving problems associated with environmental and energy issues, as he prepared to recognize the 2016 NOVA Award Class of Honorees.

“We are excited to add to our list of NOVA Award winners, entities and individuals whom have gone beyond the call of duty in improving our lives in the areas of the environment, economy, and energy,”

“They will join the ranks of past Honorees, an elite class that stands out among the many in our society which have taken visionary steps to solve our global warming and climate change issue,”

We have with us today former honorees including the City of Washington DC, CAUSE, City of Philadelphia, Drexel University, Dow Chemical, and Extreme Energy Solutions, among others who have demonstrated making steps and development of policies and technologies that lead us to protecting our environment and natural resources, while providing sustainable choices,”

The 2016 Class of Honorees included Ron Uba for his multiple years of dedication and commitment to environmental sustainability and for his ability to align entrepreneurs with public policy, thus spurring off millions of dollars in economic growth. The US GSA also received the honor for its innovation in testing and implementing new green technology, in what is now one of the most energy efficient government buildings in the entire country. The hosting site for the event, the University of District of Columbia was presented with an award for their continued efforts for urban planning that pushes for maximizing and recycling value resources such as water, air, food, and energy.

“This year’s World Green Energy Symposium seemed to focus on the basics, the fundamentals of what fuels our very existence,” contributed Samuel K. Burlum, CEO and President, Extreme Energy Solutions, a green tech company located in Ogdensburg New Jersey, and scheduled presenter at the conference.

“There is a continuous theme, and that is that as a society if we can master the basics, the ability to solve environmental problems and concerns will come with more ease.”

“Since all of these elements influence technology, entrepreneurs needs to look to creating the next generation of innovation and products surround these key areas in order to be ahead of the curve,” mentioned Burlum.

For more information about the World Green Energy Symposium go to www.wges.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##########################

2015 World Green Energy Symposium Combines Policy Making-Industry, Offering Sustainable Economic-Environmental Solutions

March 21, 2015 Washington, D.C. Source: World Green Energy Symposium recognizes current and former WGES Nova Award Honorees, whom have answered the call to bring public policy and technology together in solving environmental and economic challenges. 2015 World Green Energy Symposium, this year held in Washington DC, at University of District of Columbia, March 12, left no stone unturned in discussing energy, green technology, environmental policy, economic sustainability, as the event offered expertise from many market segments. From government to industry; schools of thought and students to community activist; answers to solve some of today’s most pressing concerns came from every corner of the gathering. “We want to thank you all for coming today in attending this year’s WGES,” said Professor Robert Gallagher, Executive Chair of the World Green Energy Symposium as he welcomed all guests to the well-attended event, “You will find opportunities galore from industry to government, from schools of thought to community activist, you will not be disappointed by the options of answers you can gather from today’s offerings.” Four-time Emmy Winner, former Broadcast Journalist Jan Fox was the event’s emcee and opened the event at 9:00 am introducing special guest and speakers to the podium. Professor Gallagher first recognized all of the past World Green Energy Symposium NOVA Award Honorees for their contributions to advancements in solving problems associated with environmental and energy issues. Then Gallagher took a moment to recognize this, year’s recipient, Dr. Sabine O’Hara, Dean of College of Agriculture, Urban Sustainability, and Environmental Sciences (CAUSE) of the University of DC. “We are honored to add another member to class of NOVA Award Winners. The Current Class includes the City of Washington DC, City of Philadelphia, Drexel University, Dow Chemical, and Extreme Energy Solutions, among others who have demonstrated making steps and development of policies and technologies that lead us to protecting our environment and natural resources, while providing sustainable choices,” “We are honored to present Dr. Sabine O’Hare and CAUSE with this year’s NOVA Award for their efforts in becoming a sustainable land grant site, being totally sustainable, including their construction of this campus,” Gallagher professed. “We are honored to accept this award. This is not just my award, but a reflection of all of our staff, students, board, alumni, suppliers, and the rest of the individuals who supported our vision for our school,” Dr. O’Hare added, “The city supported our goals, which provided us the opportunity to be the only 100% sustainable University in the District.” Tribute was paid in accommodations by a number of special guests who included Mr. James Lyons, President of University of DC, who welcomed attendees to the campus and to the event. He was followed by Margaret Singleton, Vice President of DC Chamber of Commerce; Tommy Wells, Acting Director, District Department of the Environment, Government of the District of Columbia; and then Dr. O’Hare wrapped up the morning session showcasing the series of steps CAUSE took to develop their sustainable campus. The mid-day panel represented opportunities within federal government and presented case studies; steps and initiatives that government has taken to become even more-green, thus saving taxpayer money in the meantime. Panel was led by Mr. Kevin Kampschroer, from GSA who shared the agency’s green building practices; which including the usage of energy efficiency tech, LEED construction practices, and maximizing space. Ms. Kristine Kingery presented what the Army is doing to become more environmentally friendly in managing its assets and bases around the world. Ms. Jo Anne Hill, with the US Department of Commerce, provided a discussion referencing contract opportunities available for Minority Owned Business Enterprises in the area of sustainability and environmental initiatives by the federal government. The session was concluded by Mr. Landon Van Dyke, with the Department of State, who shared the vision and ongoing practices by the Department of State in greening US Embassies around the world. The afternoon full of workshops; discussions and question and answer sessions from a number of interests: new technology, transportation solutions, the use of big data to monitor energy usage and energy conservation, understanding public private partnerships were just part of the plethora of sessions one could choose from. Two of the workshops that stood out were the discussion lead by Mr. Samuel K. Burlum, CEO of Extreme Energy Solutions, who presented a case study and examples about here and now available technology that could lower harmful toxic emissions from vehicles, including advancements made in this technology sector, and the importance of embracing the retrofit technology market. Burlum shared his vision of public policy measures that would allow for green technology to blossom. You can see the complete video at here. Another well attended workshop provided insight on deploying sustainable technology to the continent of Africa. Panel, moderated by Ron Uba, Department of Commerce-MBDA; led by Mr. Ken Johnson, provided information referencing emerging economies within developing nations. Mr. Johnson discussed examples of countries within Africa who were struggling to meet the demands of water, energy, power, food supply, and alternatives currently being investigated to meet these needs. Attendees casted their vote of satisfaction as the even came to a close, all leaving with valuable information and contacts from the event. “There is still much work to be done in this field of practice,” Burlum contributed, “the areas of environmental protection, green technology, alternative energy, sustainability, and policy making that drives the markets to evolve are still very much in their infancy. If you compare this industry to the early days of the .com boom or the early days of the information age, you can see the ‘green industry’ is following those same trends,” “There are other drivers to the movement of environmental sustainability, which I believe one of them is generational. There are far more X, Y, and Millennial generation individuals who were cultured with a sense of environmental regard for the planet than the previous generations. These generations who grew up with recycling in the classroom; earth day celebrations; they were the generations who have embraced most of the green technology we have today; so it is no surprise that we are seeing large growth in this area. As they exercise their purchasing power, and combine that with their life style habits, you get a demanding market segment who wants more organic and green choices. It’s a trend companies like our welcome in the near future,” mentioned Burlum. For more information about the World Green Energy Symposium go to www.wges.us

Professor Robert Gallagher and 4 Time Emmy Winner Jan Fox lead the 2015 WGES Event, which included Speakers and Guest from Industry and Government.

Extreme Energy Solutions Representatives were on hand to provide answers on how to lower harmful vehicle emissions and shared ideas on how to increase fuel efficiency.

Dr. O’Hare seen here with Mr. Lyons, Mr. Wells, Ms. Singleton, and Professor Gallagher, as Ms. O’Hare and CAUSE were honored with the 2015 WGES NOVA Award

Extreme Energy Solutions New Eco-Friendly Cleaning Product, Extreme Kleaner a Big Hit with Consumers

November 9, 2014  Ogdensburg, NJ

Syndicated from NBC 4i (Columbus, OH)-

Extreme Kleaner, a new eco-­friendly cleaner is appearing on the shelves of selected hardware stores, local retailers, and on­line shopping platforms and is making a big splash nationwide with new video advert that has audiences laughing out loud. This popular new household, commercial and industrial green cleaner is made by a small company from Ogdensburg, New Jersey, Extreme Energy Solutions Inc.

Extreme Kleaner, is a new non-­toxic, biodegradable, cleaner­-degreaser, uses a unique formula to address even the toughest dirt and grease and can also be used to help clean mold & mildew, rubber marks, and pet stains, kitchen equipment, car­ boat ­RV exteriors and interiors, and more. But as the old say goes, if it claims to be too good to be true well you know the rest.

So we decided to conduct some studies of our own to make sure the product could stand on its own merit. First the product was tested by the National Sanitation Federation (NSF), who evaluated the product and issued the manufacturer and supplier of Extreme Kleaner, Extreme Energy Solutions a certificate recognizing that the company complied with the NSF
registration guidelines for proprietary substances and non­food compounds. NSF gave the company the authority to bear the NSF mark on its product and marketing materials, showing that the green cleaner is safe to use around food areas.

NSF commented, “this product (Extreme Kleaner) is acceptable for use as a general cleaner (A1) on all surfaces in and around food processing areas, where it is not intended for direct food contact.”

Next we asked Beverly White, CEO and President of BKW Transformations Group to take a look at the product. BKW, located in New Jersey is a consulting firm that offers expertise and evaluations in the area of strategy, process, technology and organization transformation, and has extensive experience in these areas. BKW is also well known advocate for economic and environmental sustainability. We asked her to test Extreme Kleaner and tell us what she finds.

“I used Extreme Kleaner on my light beige carpet. It was great. After directly spraying on the soiled spot and let set for about three minutes, I used a light colored cloth to message the area. The spot was totally gone. I detected no odor which is important for my allergies,” claimed Ms. White.

We decided to put the product to one more test. We ran into Elly McGuire, the author of Schmitty the Weather Dog, a childrens book designed to focus on getting kids excited about the science, technology, engineering, and math. Ms. McGuire agreed to try Extreme Kleaner for her own use. Elly, with her partner, Meteorologist Ron Trotta, and even Schmitty himself decided to give the green cleaner and degreaser a try.

“I cleaned the stain right with my dog sitting here. I would never do that with any other cleaner,” McGuire shared, “This stuff is like crazy good. This stuff, Extreme Kleaner, you should have it in your school, hospitals, your home, everywhere.”

McGuire provided an Extreme Kleaner testimonial video that showed just how effective the product was during her experience.

Extreme Kleaner was initially brought to market by Extreme Energy Solutions in July of 2012, and since has been offered on­line, in local New Jersey stores, and recently in larger chain stores.

The product can be found on Amazon.com, KeepAmerica.com, and direct from the product website ExtremeKleaner.com.

2013 brought another big year for the product as it was introduced to local retailers in Sussex County, New Jersey, which played host to the first stores who offered Extreme Kleaner. PostNet, a general purpose printing, shipping and receiving outlet in Jefferson, New Jersey was one of the first to offer the product to its customers. Later it was joined by the Floor Store in Hamburg, NJ, and then one by one, other retailers would join the ranks. In addition to retailers, Extreme Kleaner has been sold direct to end users such as Arrow Fastener in Saddle Brook, NJ, Dunkin Donuts in Stockholm, NJ and restaurants in the Northern New Jersey area as well.

Extreme Kleaner soon became available in a number of True Value Hardware Stores, located throughout the tri­state area, including locations in New Jersey of Montclair, and Lincoln Park; Milford, Dingmans Ferry, Newfoundland, and in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; as well as Port Jervis and Goshen New York. And even stores in Madison, Wisconsin have joined the ranks of new distributors.

Extreme Kleaner has also been noticed by the press. Natural Awakenings Magazine recently featured Extreme Kleaner under its product spotlight segment in its October 2014 issue that covers southern Wisconsin readership. It was also highlighted on the show, Today in America, hosted and Narrated by NFL Football Legend Terry Bradshaw.

“We are pleased with the progress that Extreme Kleaner has made over the last few months,” commented Samuel K. Burlum; CEO/President of Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., “Selected True Value Hardware stores have been receptive to our program in providing a local delivery system for our product to expand our fan base reach. We are thankful for all of the True Values that have chosen to partner with us.”

The Ogdensburg, New Jersey Company and Samuel K. Burlum has been nationally recognized for its efforts in the green industry. It received the 2013 NOVA Award from the World Green Energy Symposium, at its New York City Conference. The Company and its CEO were also awarded a proclamation by the Passaic Valley Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 181 naming Extreme Energy Solutions as Passaic Countys 2013 Company of the Year in the area of Professional Environmentally Friendly Energy Products.

Extreme Energy Solutions was founded in 2008 and began as a third party research and development consulting service firm, later transitioning into a developer, manufacturer, and distributor of other green products. Extreme Kleaner is Made in the USA, by being manufactured and packaged in New Jersey. The company is also a large supporter of veterans, as many of their staff have served in the military.

Smart Emissions Reducer Now Available at Local GMC/Buick Car Dealership

Straub GMC/Buick (aka Straub Motors Inc. in Keyport, NJ) has teamed up with Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. (Ogdensburg, NJ), to offer the SMART Emissions Reducer as a part of Straub’s aftermarket services program. Straub has recently became an Authorized/Certified Installation Facility for the SMART Emissions Reducer; a device which offers emissions reduction and fuel economy benefit. Tech Department Staff from Extreme had spent two days with the Straub Service Technicians, teaching them how to properly install the device, while also explaining the science principles behind the SMART Emissions Reducer’s form and functionality.

Straub Motors is no stranger to innovation in the transportation sector. They have also incorporated into their business model the sales and service of GEM electric vehicles. The GEM line consists of light duty electric vehicles for both light duty and light passenger use in a limited range capacity. They also offer many aftermarket upgrades for both new and used vehicles, including vehicle electronics upgrades and snow plows.

“Straub and Extreme are a good fit as project partners,” said Fuel Economy Expert, Michael Holler, who is also Tech Consultant for Extreme Energy Solutions. Holler is also the author of “The Ultimate Fuel Economy Book.”

“Straub and Extreme pride themselves on dedicated service and knowledge capital,” Holler continued, “It was an honor and a pleasure to work alongside well qualified and certified technicians who share a passion for innovative technology and understand its importance. We are excited about this opportunity on many different levels.”

Straub Motors will begin their launch of officially offering the SMART Emissions Reducer to local and regional markets on Saturday, March 23, 2013. Straub will be able to not only install the device for those who have made purchases online from Extreme direct, but they will also offer the device to Straub clients who visit for vehicle service, and offer the device as an upsell to new and used vehicle purchases.

“We at Straub Motors take this opportunity very seriously. We have a great concern for the environment and support every effort to reduce vehicle emissions. Now that we can offer the Smart Emissions Reducer, our customers can reduce their tailpipe emissions! Like the ad says “Go Green with the same machine”, commented Remsen Straub, who is Dealer Principal and partner, who also authorized for the SMART to be introduced through his facility.

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. CEO/President, Samuel K. Burlum, said that he was looking forward with Straub Motors.

“Working with Straub is a fruitful model in offering the SMART Emissions Reducer with vehicle owners. This program makes it more convenient for vehicle owners to obtain a SMART device, from a branded neighborhood icon people already know that have a record in offering quality service. We are here to support Straub’s success,” Burlum offered.

Successful programs in other regions of the country using the SMART Emissions Reducer include the municipalities of Winnebago County Highway Department (IL) who have already signed a contract to continue to retrofit their fleet, and City of West Palm Beach (FL), who has been testing the device since 2011. The SMART Emissions Reducer is the only engine modification permissible by the New York City Taxi and Limo Commission, and is currently being utilized in a trial program, recently launched in partnership with the Philadelphia Parking Authority.”

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., was recently featured on Today in America, hosted and narrated by Football Legend and Sports Commentator Terry Bradshaw. Extreme will also be highlighted at the World Green Energy Symposium, this year held at Hunter College, in New York City, March 26, 2013.

For more about SMART Emissions Reducer, visit the website http://www.smartafs.com, or http://www.extremeenergysolutions.net or call 973-209-3450. You can also visit Straub Motors at http://www.straubmotors.com

Extreme Honored with 2013 WGES NOVA Award

March 27, 2013  New York City, NY

The World Green Energy Symposium (WGES) 2013, this year at Hunter College in New York City, offered a reel of environment, technology, energy, and economic experts who hailed from the private sector, government, and educational institutions. The day began with the Opening Ceremony, lead by Frank Basile, Metropolitan Opera Performer, who sang the National Anthem, during the presentation of the American Flag. Professor Robert Gallagher, Executive Chair of the World Green Energy Symposium, welcomed the many attendees and speakers to the event. He also lead in recognizing the efforts of leading entities and/or individuals who are making a significant contribution in improving the quality of life through economic and environmental sustainability.

There are a few people here today who have made a major difference in many people’s lives by addressing environmental concerns,” Gallagher began, “The first person and company I want to recognize is a company who begun in a local garage, taking their talents from the automotive performance industry, and began to put those skills to work in solving one of society’s most pressing concern; mitigating harmful emissions that are result of our use of fossil fuels.”

“Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., lead by a bright young man, Samuel K. Burlum, their CEO, have developed many solutions to bridge the technology that we are using today, current internal combustion engines powered by gasoline and diesel, including a hardware component that is a simple retrofit, a here and now solution, that will aid toward the transition to the green fuels and vehicles of the future.”

“Samuel K. Burlum is the next Steve Jobs, and Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., is the next Apple, but of in the green technology industry,” added Professor Gallagher.

“I am humbled and honored in accepting the NOVA Award on behalf of Extreme Energy Solutions Inc.; on behalf of my staff, my Board of Directors, our shareholders, and our clients alike. As a society we need to accept that some of the best game changing solving solutions can come from smaller entities,” commented Samuel K. Burlum, during the acceptance of the Award, “In forums such as this, policy makers, inventors, individuals from the business community, and people from schools of thought, need to continue to work together so we can bring value back to main street. We commend Professor Gallagher and everyone in attendance today, who have committed themselves in making a difference.”

Following the presentation of the 2013 WGES NOVA Award to Mr. Burlum, was a presentation to a second individual making a difference on another level. Professor Robert Gallagher also presented the 2013 WGES NOVA Award to Father Philip Judge, a priest who instituted a complete sustainability plan within his parish, that took all of the facilities under his direction, in the green direction. This included a solar project, urban garden project, renovations utilizing building materials from recycled materials, and managed to undertake the project without any funding from the Catholic Church Consolidated System.

When asked why Extreme Energy Solutions chosen for the 2013 WGES NOVA Award, Professor Gallagher responded, “Extreme Energy Solutions was chosen on its potential impact on reducing emissions from existing gasoline and diesel engines that currently comprise the majority of vehicles on the road today. The SMART Emissions Reducer is a cost effective retrofit that provides an immediate solution for today’s environmentally conscious consumers that are looking to reduce these harmful emissions while benefiting from better fuel economy.”

Past recipients of the Nova Award have included DOW, Drexel University, and the City of Philadelphia for its GreenWorks Program.

Later Mr. Burlum, lead a panel discussion that served as platform in sharing strategies on taking a grass roots technology into a main stream market. In the presentation, Burlum demonstrated the positive benefits of such grass roots innovations and the impacts they can have on effecting harmful emissions levels, fuel consumption, and job creation. Burlum is no stranger to the WGES Circuit. In 2012 Burlum presented answers for those looking for transportation solutions, and was teed up on a panel discussion with Akili West, President Reclamation Energy LLC, who together offered a back to basics technology as a way to transition from current fleet challenges of today to cost effective innovation and infrastructure of tomorrow. Burlum has also spoken at the Sustainability Summit (2012 in NYC), discussing innovative green supply chain development.

“The WGES Forum focused on sustainable energy technology as well as innovations in existing technologies as the vantage point in the new economy for creating and maintaining jobs, contract opportunities and exporting prospects all leading to economic vitality and a healthier planet.” stated Professor Gallagher, Executive Chairman of the WGES.

“The 2013 WGES NYC Forum was a one day fully packed program where you met opportunity face to face as it attracted the top experts who unveiled programs and contracts in the billions of dollars. You will saw firsthand a selective top group of innovative technologies and products for energy savings in usage,” added Professor Gallagher, “the program is always quality driven with your success in mind to not only help the environment but to also harness associated economic benefits.”

The World Green Energy Symposium is a forum that brings scientist, government leaders, policy makers, economic and environmental organizations, tech and energy companies, and folks from the schools of thought to get together and sit at the table in sharing ideas and presenting solutions to some of society’s most pressing challenges in energy, environment, and economic policy. The WGES is in its fourth year, having a previous presence in Philadelphia and Washington, DC.

“Having the WGES in our own back yard was a win. New York is a great city, where the New York City Taxi and Limo Commission recognized our flagship product, the SMART Emissions Reducer, permissible for use by vehicles under their rule making. It makes a big statement that a worldly forum and the first agency to recognize our company’s value creation can come together in such a short period of time,” continued Burlum.

“This forum also allowed for us to present additional bragging rights about our launching of other successful projects, including with the Philadelphia Parking Authority SMART Emissions Reducer Trial Program, and launching of the flagship product available through selected Car Dealer Service Centers, including with Straub GMC/Buick, in Keyport, New Jersey just a short few weeks ago.”

For more about World Green Energy Symposium, visit the website http://www.worldgreenenergysymposium.us

Ogdensburg Company to Help Philly Go Green

March 12, 2013  Ogdensburg, NJ

Syndicated from The Advertiser News South-

The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) is attempting to become more environmentally friendly, while saving some green at the gas pump, with their vehicle fleet. A selected group of PPA vehicles have been chosen to be retrofitted with the SMART Emissions Reducer as a 90 day study, to see if the SMART Emissions Reducer will help the PPA lower harmful emissions of vehicles they already have on the road.

SMART Emissions Reducer offers the side benefit of fuel savings, assisting the PPA in some budget relief at the fuel pump. The trial began on March 11.

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. of Ogdensburg and Corporate Partner SMART Air Fuel Saver LLC, has dispatched their top technical team to handle the initial installation of the devices.

Overseeing the project is John Primerano, Regional Representative for Extreme and Ken Henshaw, Fleet Manager for the PPA. Both teams will monitor the performance of the SMART device from an administrative and technical perspective, with input from the PPA, where officials will report back their fuel economy results.

Primerano, with Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., says, “Should the vehicles experience the expected lower emissions and fuel savings numbers, as the SMART devices have delivered in the past, it would be a major win for the City of Philly to have technology that can deliver real green benefits and aid in reducing City budget costs”. Primerano is also a resident of Philadelphia.

At the conclusion of the testing, emissions and fuel economy data will be reviewed. Upon completion of the review, the PPA will have an option to explore retrofitting their remaining fleet vehicles.

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. CEO/President, Samuel K. Burlum, who also is the Vice President of SMART Air Fuel Saver LLC, said that he was looking forward in partnering with the City of Philadelphia in testing the SMART device.

“Our company is confident that the trial program will demonstrate positive results for the PPA, and are proud to partner with an agency that has taken the initiative to explore ways to lessen their carbon footprint, while saving taxpayer dollars,” said Burlum.

You can check out the behind the scenes interview with Samuel Burlum, PPA, and 1060 AM News by clicking here.

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., was recently featured on Today in America, hosted and narrated by Football Legend and Sports Commentator Terry Bradshaw. Extreme will also be highlighted at the World Green Energy Symposium, this year held at Hunter College, in New York City, March 26.

For more about SMART Emissions Reducer, visit smartafs.com, or www.extremeenergysolutions.net or call 973-209-3450.

Philadelphia Parking Authority Looks to Green Its Fleet

March 5, 2013  Philadelphia, PA

The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) is attempting to become more environmentally friendly, while saving some green at the gas pump, with their vehicle fleet. A selected group of PPA vehicles have been chosen to be retrofitted with the SMART Emissions Reducer as a 90 day study, to see if the SMART Emissions Reducer will help the PPA lower harmful emissions of vehicles they already have on the road. SMART Emissions Reducer offers the side benefit of fuel savings, assisting the PPA in some budget relief at the fuel pump.

The trial is set to begin on Monday, March 11, 2013. Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. (Ogdensburg, NJ) and Corporate Partner SMART Air Fuel Saver LLC of (FL), has dispatched their top technical team to handle the initial installation of the devices. Overseeing the project is John Primerano, Regional Representative for Extreme and Ken Henshaw, Fleet Manager for the PPA. Both teams will monitor the performance of the SMART device from an administrative and technical perspective, with input from the PPA, where officials will report back their fuel economy results.

Primerano, with Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., says “Should the vehicles experience the expected lower emissions and fuel savings numbers, as the SMART devices have delivered in the past, it would be a major win for the City of Philly to have technology that can deliver real green benefits and aid in reducing City budget costs”.

Primerano is also a resident of Philadelphia.

At the conclusion of the testing, emissions and fuel economy data will be reviewed. Upon completion of the review, the PPA will have an option to explore retrofitting their remaining fleet vehicles.

“It is my opinion that the SMART Emissions Reducer will have a positive effect on fuel mileage and will greatly reduce the amount of toxic emissions released into the atmosphere,” stated Jim Hoch, Director of Enforcement, at the Philadelphia Parking Authority, “I have very high expectations for The SMART Emissions Reducer and I am confident that the PPA will not be disappointed with the performance of this product, which I have been anxious to test for quite some time.”

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. CEO/President, Samuel K. Burlum, who also is the Vice President of SMART Air Fuel Saver LLC, said that he was looking forward in partnering with the City of Philadelphia in testing the SMART device. “Our company is confident that the trial program will demonstrate positive results for the PPA, and are proud to partner with an agency that has taken the initiative to explore ways to lessen their carbon footprint, while saving taxpayer dollars.”

Successful programs in other regions of the country include the municipalities of Winnebago County Highway Department (IL) who have already signed a contract to continue to retrofit their fleet with the device, and City of West Palm Beach (FL), who has been testing the device since 2011. The SMART Emissions Reducer is the only engine modification permissible by the New York City Taxi and Limo Commission. The SMART Emissions Reducer has been issued a CARB EO (California Air Resources Board Executive Order) #D-671. The SMART Emissions Reducer has also been lab tested by Roush Industries Inc., recording positive results.

SMART Emissions Reducer will soon be available through selected new/used car dealer service centers, including at Straub Buick/GMC (NJ), who is the first car dealer to become an authorized installation facility, offering the device to both fleets and private vehicle owners who choose to “Go Green with the Same Machine.”

Extreme Energy Solutions Inc., was recently featured on Today in America, hosted and narrated by Football Legend and Sports Commentator Terry Bradshaw. Extreme will also be highlighted at the World Green Energy Symposium, this year held at Hunter College, in New York City, March 26, 2013.

For more about SMART Emissions Reducer, visit the website http://www.smartafs.com, or http://www.extremeenergysolutions.net or call 973-209-3450.

‘Experts of Sustainability’ Make Appearance at Extreme Energy Solutions

July 14, 2012  OGDENSBURG, NJ

Syndicated from The Alternative Press.com–

More than 100 people from around the county, and around the country flocked to Extreme Energy Solutions for a “Meeting the Experts of Sustainability” panel on Friday at the company’s headquarters.

The event was part of a series of events the company has hosted this week. And In addition, the company also coordinated SMART Tech training classes for their technicians, and training for their sales staff.

Today, members of the public, shareholders, and other special guests were invited to attend the panel event.

Samuel K. Burlum, CEO/President of Extreme Energy Solutions recognized Professor Robert J. Gallagher, Executive Chairman of the World Green Energy Symposium (WGES) Council, and Daisy Gallagher of Gallagher & Gallagher Worldwide.

He also recognized Sandy Mitchell of the Spirit of the Arts Foundation for coordinating the events, including upcoming events on Saturday.

“Whether you’ve taken a monetary risk, or risk of introducing us to one of your networks, we hope we haven’t disappointed you,” Burlum told the audience at the start of the program.

Among the panelists at the event were Fuel Economy Expert, Author and Automotive Industry Influence Michael C. Holler; Beverly White, President of BKW Transformations Group; and Al Cole, CBS Radio and Live 365 Radio Personality, Author, and Communications Director of the WGES.

Holler presented on “The Science of Fuel Economy”.

Burlum first introduced Holler, who he described as his mentor. Holler, on the other hand said, he has now watched his student [Burlum] surpass him in a number of ways.

“I am now Sam’s student,” Holler said.

Holler described the atmosphere surrounding the culture at Extreme Energy Solutions as one with “higher thinking people with heart.”

Holler discussed the importance of fuel economy in preserving the Earth’s future.

“We know we cannot continue using fossil fuels as we have,” Holler said. “Fuel economy is a big package deal. What we’re doing is a small step today, and necessary steps for the planet to survive.”

Holler said historically the attempt to conserve fuel is “nothing new”.

However, rules and regulations have been obstacles those who have stepped up to the plate with new inventions have come up against, said Holler.

Holler explained how the SMART Emissions Reducer removes harmful crankcase vapors which gets into the engine and eventually out of the tailpipe and into the environment, and, in turn, helps fuel to burn more efficiently and cleanly with less environmental impact.

Holler said the performance industry was over a $38 billion industry in 2008, yet one out of 500 cars have performance products in them. Now, he added, products like the SMART Air Fuel Saver have gained momentum, and eventually the numbers will change to one out of two cars.

“You guys are the pioneers,” Holler told the Extreme Energy Solutions employees.

Beverly White spoke next on the “The Art of Sustainability”.

Her company is BKW (Business Knowledge Workforce) Transformations Group, and the New York New Jersey MSDC Top Supplier of the Year. The company, from Piscataway, NJ has worked with companies to assist them with business architectural processes. She helps to connect companies with green vendors, and create transparency for businesses.

“For us, it’s about people, planet, and profit,” White said.

BKW Transformations Group can act as a data hub to save companies money, and reduce carbon emissions by  “doing things accordingly”, said White.

The VENUS system is the product the company uses to help green businesses measure sustainability.

BKW is a strategic partner of Extreme Energy Solutions.

Al Cole was the final speaker, discussing “Community Engagement”.

Cole brought up the energy within each individual to help bring about change, especially in terms of a “love energy”, even within business.

“What do you think is the most sustainable energy in the world itself? Cole asked the audience. “There’s nothing like human energy, it’s the key to what we do. We can create excellence in energy within each other.”

Cole suggested when individuals are passionate about a product relationships develop between parties.

“I have learned so much from our human family,” Cole said. “When you have that love relation, you have created a community of lovers, including those buying products. When we get proactive, we get co-active.”

The panelists participated in a question and answer session following each of their turns at the podium.

Burlum wrapped up the event with some closing comments.

“Our society has been hijacked, and now it’s time to get it back,” he said. “Each of us has a place in doing that, and each of these panelists has done it.”

Free programs continue at Extreme Energy Solutions on Saturday, including the official launch of all of TheAlternativePress.com sites for Sussex County, and announcements by the Board of Directors at Extreme Energy Solutions.

Al Cole CBS Radio Personality/Author Appearing at ‘Experts of Sustainability’ Extreme Energy Solutions Event Open House Events

July 9, 2012   OGDENSBURG, NJ

Syndicated from The Alternative Press-

Al Cole, CBS Radio and Live 365 Radio Personality and Author will be the emcee for a series of events in at Extreme Energy Solutions in Ogdensburg, NJ on Friday, July 13, and Saturday, July 14.

“I’m truly honored to be both a speaker and the MC of the exciting ‘Going Green With The Same Machine 2012’ event on July 13th and 14th,” Cole said.

Cole is known for his “People of Distinction” radio show. Click here to access his site. Cole is also a singer-songwriter and has a CD “Captivation! Music & Poetry For The Inspired”, Author of “Romance for Women…And For All Mankind”, and host of another radio show: “It’s All About Romance – With Al Cole”.

Cole will be speaking on Friday, July 13 as part of the “Experts of Sustainability”, including Michael C. Holler, Fuel Economy Expert & Automotive Industry Influence, and Beverly White President of BKW Transformations Group.

Cole will be discussing Community Engagement in relation to sustainability on July 13.

Cole, along with President and CEO of Extreme Energy Solutions, Samuel K. Burlum, was a keynote speaker at, and Communications Director for the World Green Energy Symposium in Washington, DC. Click here to see the World Green Energy Symposium Website and click here for The Alternative Press coverage of the event.

Of his passion for environmental stewardship, and sustainability, Cole said, “I truly believe that a better, more efficient use of energy will positively impact our environment and create a more sustainable economy. I believe that every member of our human family, regardless of background, will benefit from clean, affordable energy, and the creation of jobs resulting from this, will lead us into an age of a higher quality of life for all men and women.”

Cole is looking forward to his emcee appearance, and speaking engagement at Extreme Energy Solutions.

“Samuel Burlum, who made an outstanding guest appearance on my talk show ‘People of Distinction’, is an industry expert in energy and a thoroughly well rounded human being,” said Cole. “I have the utmost respect for his associates as well as other participants in our wonderful upcoming event.”

Cole will also be the emcee for the official launch of all the sites for TheAlternativePress.com in Sussex County, on Saturday, July 14 at Extreme Energy Solutions at 11am.

Cole interviewed Michael Shapiro, Founder, CEO and Publisher of TheAlternativePress.com on “People of Distinction”, which first aired on Monday, July 9. Click here to listen to Cole’s interview with Shapiro.

“Look for great, informative and entertaining things on the 13th and 14^th, everyone,” Cole concluded.

To attend the events at Extreme Energy Solutions on July 13 and 14, please RSVP to (973) 209-3450.

Extreme Energy Solutions is located at 150 Main Street in Ogdensburg, NJ.