Krystal Planet Lets Consumers Choose Clean Renewable Wind Power

Upland, CA September 6, 2004 -- Consumers now have a choice when it comes to deciding where their electricity comes from. Until recently, consumers were forced to purchase electricity generated from fossil fuels. Now however, consumers who wish to support clean renewable power may purchase Green Tags from Krystal Planet by visiting www.krystal-planet.com/cleanenergytoday.

A Green Tag represents the social and environmental benefits of electricity produced from clean renewable sources such as wind power. For $30.00 a month, consumers may purchase Future Wind from Krystal Planet, demonstrating their support for clean renewable energy. Their $30.00 purchases 1,000 kilowatts or 1 megawatt of Green Tags, which is the amount of energy the average American home uses in a month. Since the purchase of Future Wind is tax deductible when donated to a non-profit organization and since the consumer receives either a new DVD or a gift certificate each month, their net cost is essentially zero.

“Five years ago, none of this was possible, but due to technology clean energy is rapidly becoming as cheap as regular power,” says Troy Helming CEO of Krystal Planet. Studies done by the Edison Electric Institute and Stanford University have shown that 80% of Americans and 62% of businesses support clean renewable power, even if it costs a little bit more to produce. 24% of Americans would be willing to pay more on their own electric bills for clean power in the form of Green Tags.

Wind energy has made headlines recently as companies such as Shell Energy Corporation, Berkshire Hathaway, Chevron, Texaco and Franklin Templeton Investments have invested in wind farms. Studies done by the United States Department of Energy have shown that there is enough wind in the Midwestern United States to generate enough electricity to power the entire United States eight times over.

About Krystal Planet Corporation
Krystal Planet Corporation is one of the nation’s leading companies working to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil in a way that makes economic sense.

CONTACT INFORMATION:John Yasmer, ECo
909-949-8281
jfy023@yahoo.com
http://www.krystal-planet.com/cleanenergytoday