Science & Technology
Science and Technology
Science and Technology
Tue, June 8, 2010
Mon, June 7, 2010 
VANCOUVER, June 7 /CNW/ - Smartcool Systems Inc. (TSX-V: SSC) is pleased to announce the launch of its new blog on energy efficiency for buildings. The 'Energy Efficiency News' blog will provide readers with an engaging source of news on developments, legislation and ideas within the facility energy efficiency sector.
The energy efficiency industry is developing at a breakneck pace and is accompanied by the rapid proliferation of information; Smartcool's blog aims to become a succinct, reliable resource for those who want to gain a better understanding of any aspect of energy efficiency for buildings.
Smartcool is confident that the blog will help elevate the company's profile within key demographics as it reaches out to an international audience. The blog will feature weekly posts by resident communications specialist Katy Campbell, as well as guest posts from other Smartcool and external contributors. Ms. Campbell brings a unique voice to the blog, including an M.A. in environmental politics and considerable experience within the energy efficiency industry while working with Smartcool.
"We are excited about this new initiative, as it gives us the opportunity to share our knowledge and expertise with our readers," states George Burnes, President & CEO at Smartcool. "As an international company with years of experience in the HVAC energy efficiency sector, Smartcool can provide considerable insight and value to readers through its blog."
To visit Smartcool's blog, go to Energy Efficiency News at: [ www.smartcoolblog.com ].
About Smartcool Systems Inc.
Smartcool Systems Inc. (TSX-V: SSC) manufactures and distributes the Energy Saving Module (ESM)(TM) and the ECO(3)(TM), which make refrigeration and air conditioning systems more efficient, resulting in proven cost savings, reduced energy consumption, and a smaller carbon footprint. More than 26,000 units have been installed worldwide for customers such as supermarkets, food distributors, telecommunications companies, hospitals, and hotels.
