March 2010
Waterline Industries Corporation (WIC) and Waterline Alternative Energies (WAE) to host Renewable Energy Education Series for Schools
Waterline Alternative Energies will host a Renewable Energy Education Series on Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 5:00 PM at the Waterline Industries Corporation headquarters in Seabrook, NH. This series was designed by the Alternative Energies team as an initiative for schools to become educated on the basics of renewable energy and energy efficiency. We recognize the information gap that exists between where you are and where you need to be in the realm of sustainability. Our team is here to provide any and all of the most valuable information regarding renewable energy solutions in an easy 1, 2, 3 format, in order to prevent your school from “falling through the cracks”.
As a designer, distributor and installer of renewable energy solutions, Waterline will educate school participants on all facets of the renewable world, starting with the “need to know” topics. Become educated on what types of solutions are available, how they work, average project time frames, average installation costs, energy savings statistics, state and federal rebate programs and more.
Joining the Waterline team will be Rob Howe, Sustainability Consulting Manager from Environment Compliance Services (ECS). Rob’s company provides sustainability consulting services to reduce operations costs and environmental impacts while improving social responsibility and brand image. The ECS approach to sustainability is comprehensive and includes a hands-on approach to: energy, waste, water, purchasing practices, carbon management strategy and reporting, environmental health and safety, and education and training. Rob will discuss how ECS can help you to integrate your organization’s goals and objectives with effective sustainability solutions.
Times are rapidly changing, and in just a few years it is going to be imperative that our nation’s carbon footprint, as a whole, be significantly decreased. Get an early start and join us for “BRIDGING THE GAP,” a renewable energy education series for your school.
We are offering this class at NO COST and will provide food and beverage. Give us a call today to save your seat!
Email or Call Gina: (603) 760-6212 gdeeb@waterlineind.com
January 2010
Waterline Industries Corporation (WIC) and Waterline Alternative Energies (WAE) Announce "Go Green" Initiative
Waterline Industries Corporation is pleased to announce that their intitiative to “Go Green” commenced on Monday, December 14th with the installation of an all American-made solar system to their corporate headquarters in Seabrook, NH. Waterline purchased a total of 12, 216 Watt solar panels from Sharp® USA, totaling 2.6kW of solar power. The system is estimated to produce 3,600 KW hours/year. That is equivalent to 36% of the average American family’s household electricity usage.
The installation was done by Waterline’s own staff of licensed electricians and installers from the Waterline Alternative Energies affiliate company. 2 eleven foot top of pole mounts, supplied by Power-Fab of New Mexico, were ground-mounted at the headquarters location, with 6 panels connected on each. The total solar array of each pole stands at 15 feet tall. The inverters that were provided to Waterline by Solectria Renewables of Lawrence, MA, will allow the company to view the power output numbers on a daily, weekly, monthly and lifetime basis. The project was completed on Friday, December 18th.
With the government incentives and rebates available for all renewable energy solution installations, Waterline Industries was able to receive 30% of the total project cost in grant money from the federal government. For this particular project, that 30% is equivalent to $6,000.
“As a company, we believe that it is important to get away from our dependency on foreign oil and other non renewable sources. Waterline is proud to become part of the renewable revolution and to continue reducing our carbon footprint. Solar is just one of the many steps we intend to take, with the cooperation of all employees, to make a change for the environment.” – Ralph Dumke, President of Waterline Industries Corporation
October 2009
Waterline Industries Corporation (WIC) and Waterline Alternative Energies (WAE) Invited to the Better Business Bureau
Waterline Industries Corporation and Waterline Alternative Energies, both of Seabrook, NH are proud to announce their invitation and acceptance into the distinguished, accredited world of the Better Business Bureau (BBB). It is not by the luck of the draw that an invitation is granted on behalf of the BBB, a company must have “the dedication and commitment to a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints.” The Better Business Bureau has established itself as a reputable, reliable organization with high standards and values, all of which WIC and WAE have made a part of their everyday practices.
In a cooperative effort to stay true, Waterline embodies these 8 simple BBB standards:
1) Build Trust 2) Advertise Honestly 3) Tell the Truth 4) Have a Transparent business technique 5) Honor Promises 6) Be Responsive 7) Safeguard Privacy and 8) Embody Integrity.
This accreditation allows Waterline the privilege of giving their customers the “at-ease” feeling of knowing that their business is taken seriously and carried out with the utmost trust and reliability. The Waterline Companies recognize and appreciate the importance of this renowned reputation and understand and feel privileged that they have the ability to uphold the Better Business Bureau’s vision that “an ethical marketplace is one where buyers and sellers can trust each other.”
June 2009
Harbormaster/Pier Manager, Rex McKinsey announces the installation of a Helix S594 Wind Turbine on the beautiful MacMillan Pier in Provincetown.
Waterline Alternative Energies, a division of Waterline Industries Corporation of Seabrook, NH, has installed the first Helix S594 Vertical Axis Wind Turbine in Provincetown, MA. With exceptional wind, the turbine is expected to produce optimal results.
"The Pier Corporation is really excited about the installation of our Helix Wind Turbine. It offers us the opportunity to be part of our nation's energy solution. Our Harbor is frequently visited by tourists and our town’s people. The installation site offers high visibility and it’s beautiful, sculptural design adds to the aesthetics of our town. We believe this affordable technology will be a viable energy solution which will help us to improve our bottom-line by producing some of our own energy."
"Rex Mckinsey, Harbormaster/Pier Manager”
“For us, entering this arena was a natural fit. This particular installation provides great satisfaction. It’s our first in Massachusetts and we expect many more to come.”
Ralph Dumke
President, Waterline Industries Corporation
June 2009
Director of Operations, Keith Noyes, announces the installation of a Helix S594 Wind Turbine at the Oceanic Hotel on the Isle of Shoals, Portsmouth, NH.
Waterline Alternative Energies, a division of Waterline Industries Corporation of Seabrook, NH, has installed a Helix S594 Vertical Axis Wind Turbine at the Oceanic Hotel on the Isle of Shoals, Portsmouth, NH. With strong wind speeds, the turbine is expected to produce optimal results and aid in producing electricity for the 260 room historic inn.
"The Star Island Corporation is elated about the installation of our Helix Wind Turbine. It offers us the opportunity to extend our green initiatives and at the same time protect our beautiful environment. Since, 1876 the Inn has been a source of inspiration for visitors and we hope that the turbine will inspire others to adapt renewable energy. The Helix S594 sculptural design is aesthetically pleasing with our setting which is important to us. We anticipate that the turbine will assist in decreasing our electric expenses which are significant. We are pleased that we can use a natural resource to produce energy for the inn.
"Keith Noyes, Director of Operations”
“We are happy that we could aid the Star Island Corporation select and install a Helix S594 Wind Turbine. As a New Hampshire resident, I am happy that our team can assist in protecting our environment and at deliver solutions that are cost effective.”
Ralph Dumke
President, Waterline Industries Corporation
June 2009
Harbormaster/Pier Manager, Rex McKinsey announces the installation of a Helix S594 Wind Turbine on the beautiful MacMillan Pier in Provincetown.
Waterline Alternative Energies, a division of Waterline Industries Corporation of Seabrook, NH, has installed the first Helix S594 Vertical Axis Wind Turbine in Provincetown, MA. With exceptional wind, the turbine is expected to produce optimal results.
"The Pier Corporation is really excited about the installation of our Helix Wind Turbine. It offers us the opportunity to be part of our nation's energy solution. Our Harbor is frequently visited by tourists and our town’s people. The installation site offers high visibility and it’s beautiful, sculptural design adds to the aesthetics of our town. We believe this affordable technology will be a viable energy solution which will help us to improve our bottom-line by producing some of our own energy."
"Rex Mckinsey, Harbormaster/Pier Manager”
“For us, entering this arena was a natural fit. This particular installation provides great satisfaction. It’s our first in Massachusetts and we expect many more to come.”
Ralph Dumke
President, Waterline Industries Corporation
March 2009
Waterline Alternative Energies to install Helix Wind Turbine at Hampton Airfield, Hampton, NH:
Waterline Alternative Energies, a division of Waterline Industries Corporation of Seabrook, NH, will be the first company in New Hampshire to install the Helix Small Wind Turbine at Hampton Airfield in North Hampton, NH. In use since 1931, Hampton Airfield is adding wind power to supply the power needed to run the airstrip and The Airfield Café on the property.
"We are really excited about the installation of our Helix Wind Turbine. It offers us the opportunity to be part of our nation's energy solution. Our airport is frequently visited by school children in the area. We plan on helping kids understand wind power through an information display where they can track the power being generated by the turbine at the airfield and on our web site. We believe this affordable technology will be a viable energy solution which will help us to improve our bottom-line by producing some of our own energy."
"Mike Hart, Owner of the Hampton Airfield"
See live video of the Helixwind Turbine at the Hampton Airfield by clicking here:
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