For $40 and a Tax Credit, Red States and Blue States Can Be Green; Green Energy Resources Offers Clean Air and Clean Skies.

HUNTINGTON, N.Y. -- Green Energy Resources (nasdaq otc GRGR.pk) offers Energy Plan to make Blue States and Red states "Green". The renewable energy plan complies with Kyoto, and Bush's new "Clean Air" rules. Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and other southeastern states, (red states all), hard hit by last years hurricanes, would benefit immediately. California, New York, Maryland and other blue states would receive clean air, efficient utilities and improved health. The plan converts existing coal burning utilities to co-firing.

Cofiring is an environmentally friendly and inexpensive application of mixing wood biomass with coal. A scientifically proven method with irrefutable results in reducing harmful green house gases, cofiring reduces mercury, carbon, nitrous, and sulfur. The United States is the largest emitter of green house gases in the world.

The plan provides matching funds to utilities to cover transportation costs of biomass. Transportation is the single largest obstacle to renewable energy in America. On average, transportation anywhere in the country can be delivered for less than $40 per ton. Not new money, but rather a cost effective means of spending existing federal tax dollars that are literally being dumped and burned by Fema and local governments. The plan also provides tax credits to UTCS environmentally certified biomass suppliers. Biomass is the largest renewable energy industry, surpassing solar and wind combined. Its is the fourth largest fuel source in the world, behind oil, gas and coal.

Barrons featured Green Energy Resources, a supplier of UTCS environmentally certified biomass, in this weeks edition. Green Energy Resources reported profits in 2004 and the first quarter of 2005. GER has no debt, operates on its own revenues, and has not raised a single dollar of public money. Green Energy Resources limits free trading shares to under ten million and has initiated a stock repurchase plan to reduce the volume further.

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