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By Zurvita Services July 21, 2010
That's right...California Senate Bill 695 mandates that the Utility Companies throughout California must allow third-party energy providers to enter the electricity market by July 1, 2010. This is very exciting, because never in history has deregulation been done here in this way. What does it mean for you and I, John Q Public? Well, very simply put, it means that we can now access a market of over 100 BILLION DOLLARS and sell energy to nearly every business in California, large and small. We don't need a very big piece of a $100B market to become wealthy. Of course, most of us are not "Energy Marketers" and know little about energy except that we want warm showers and the light to come on when we open the refrigerator door. Here is the beauty of this opportunity, though. You don't have to be an expert! I can show you how and YOU can be earning big money in your first month!! It is simple, something that you can do from Home if you choose, and every single business uses gas and/or electricity. During these tough economic times, how many Business Owners are looking to cut costs? My guess is 100% of them, which makes this option an easy decision for them. Do you want to know the real sweet part of this energy deregulation? Residential deregulation is coming soon. That's right! Nearly every household will also be able to make the smart decision for their families to cut their energy costs and start saving their hard-earned money. Does this interest you? If so, please, let me know your thoughts on energy deregulation and, by all means contact me TODAY to start your Home-Based Business. It will be your first step on the journey toward financial independence and freedom to spend more time doing what you love to do instead of working your fingers to the bone for someone else. ...read more
By Zurvita Services April 19, 2010
The advantages of using alternative energy outweigh the limitations by far. A combination of alternative energy sources currently supplements the United States use of fossil fuels. However, the limitations in power output and cost must be addressed before the U.S. can replace coal plants altogether. ...read more