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Posted: January 3, 2008
Green Energy TV's founder Zamary meets with US speaker of the house
The founder of Green Energy TV www.greenenergytv.com, Craig Zamary met with U.S. speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi.
Green Energy TV is a television channel that allows viewers to watch, upload and share green videos online.
According to Zamary since Green Energy TV launched in January 2007, there are already viewers from 104 countries.
People can upload their videos free of charge. Videos will be accessible to anyone with internet access at no cost. Videos are also requested from companies and colleges/universities with existing or new green energy technology
Videos include: solar energy, hydro power, energy conservation, organic, wind power, recycling, green building, fuels and hybrid vehicles.
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