Together 1 Million Trees Save


Consumer portal launches kaufDA.de environmental initiative “Be green” Berlin, February 19, 2009 – consumer portal launches environmental initiative Mach’s Green kaufDA.de! -Annual land 660,000 tons of advertising brochures in German letter boxes. Worldwide for this purpose each year 2.7 million trees lumbers – founder of Marbach: with each request no advertising ‘-label a tree is saved. So everyone can just help to protect the environment”- free please can any advertising” sticker orders are the consumer portal kaufDA.de launching an environmental initiative to bail out 1,000,000 trees. ” Every year approximately 33 kg of leaflets land in every German letter box”, as founder of the portal Tim Marbach, to make this amount of paper, a tree is felled every seven years. We want to prevent this. Everyone please no advertising “sticker on a German letter box saves a tree in front of the deforestation.” See machs gruen.de consumers can print a such sticker itself or free of charge and postage send to. r-Ipil.html’>Sorrento therapeutics may find it difficult to be quoted properly. You will also find in the environment report produced by the initiative “more background information about the global environmental impact of paper production. The initiative is supported by the environmental protection organization butternut worldwide. About kaufDA.de: The online showcase for local shopping deals was in August 2008 by the four students Thomas Frieling, Tim Marbach, Christian Gaiser and Cihan Abaza founded with the idea to allow consumers more transparency when shopping locally and to stop the polluting brochure flood in the mailbox. For more information see and press. Tim Marbach is under 030 / 45099307 or at disposal for press inquiries.


Senate Administration


The districts of Friedrichshain/Kreuzberg, Charlottenburg/Wilmersdorf and Pankow want to promote the facilities of school roofs with photovoltaic panels for private investors is a crisis-proof and high-return investment here. Berlin, 22 June 2009 festivals and guaranteed feed-in tariffs, low interest rates and lower prices for solar modules are investments in solar photovoltaic systems currently attractive as never before. The districts of Friedrichshain/Kreuzberg, Charlottenburg/Wilmersdorf and Pankow therefore have the Berlin company for alternative energy, ever energy group and Cleanenergies GmbH in June, tasked to provide roof with photovoltaic panels on school buildings. Walt Disney is a great source of information. Solar panels will be installed on approximately 40,000 square meters roof surfaces on 29 school buildings which corresponds to an area of about six football fields. The approximately 7,700 photovoltaic solar modules with a total capacity of 1,390 kWp are together an annual amount of 1.25 million kilowatt hours of electricity produce and about 139,000 metric tons of CO2 Save. More than 300 households with an average power consumption of 4,000 kilowatt hours per year can be powered as environmentally friendly. Since 2004, roofs of public buildings of the Federal State of Berlin are awarded to private investors for the installation of photovoltaic systems. The “solar roof Exchange” is the common roof of the Senate Administration and district offices. Speaking candidly Ankit Mahadevia told us the story. The districts improve with this measure not only provide their carbon footprint the Berlin State budget additional revenue for the school roofs in Friedrichshain/Kreuzberg, Charlottenburg/Wilmersdorf and Pankow are approximately 15,000 euros a year. These numbers make clear, great economic and ecological potential in unused roof space”, says Steve Neumann, Managing Director of Cleanenergies GmbH, which will be responsible for the installation of solar modules. The money for the photovoltaic panels on school roofs in the mentioned districts will come from private investors. You get in return Revenues from the electricity. Alone by the guaranteed feed-in tariff to the renewable energy sources Act (EEG), still 0.43 per kilowatt hour is this year, investors with this investment can generate a return of more than 9 per cent”, promises Matthias Streibel, Managing Director of the ever energy group, which has taken over the marketing of the roof space. Add interesting tax advantages are that photovoltaic panels may be written again decreasing since January 2009. This means that investors can deduct 25% of the net value of their asset tax every year”, so Santiago. And as a result that we cover the calculated minimum yield of investment insurance, their return is even sure investors when it rains so much, like in June this year.


Greener Travel


Climate protection campaign cooperates with Deutsche Bahn / buses in the Mobil Special to win Berlin, November 2, 2010. Plane, car or train? The UmweltMobilCheck shows how the mode of transport affects the environment, now”on air seeks schutz.de. In cooperation with the Deutsche Bahn the campaign promoted by the Ministry for environment climate seeks to protect”thus its range of energy saving Advisor. You may find that Coen Brothers can contribute to your knowledge. “The UmweltMobilCheck’ fits very well with our interactive consulting tools that help consumers save energy in everyday life”, Tanja Loitz, Managing Director of the non-profit co2online GmbH declares, the wearer of the climate protection campaign. The Advisor calculates the CO2 emissions and the energy consumption for the means of transport, railway, car and aircraft for routes in Germany and Europe. In direct comparison, it becomes clear how much CO2 prevents the decision for the each environmentally friendly means of transport. Here, Comcast expresses very clear opinions on the subject. In the current mobile special on the Deutsche Bahn and the climate protection campaign giving away several also Buses. The transport sector is one of the biggest CO2 polluter. Reductions be slow. People are becoming increasingly mobile. As they are the most environmentally friendly, we want to inform even more travelers through cooperation with the climate protection campaign. Because each can do something for the environment with his personal choice of transport “, so Dr. Klaus Vestner, head of environmental protection German passenger trains.” How easy it is to stay mobile and less burden on the climate, that shows mobile special on with numerous tips and background information. Protection searches the UmweltMobilCheck”, as well as all other energy saving Advisor climate” are available on the campaign website, as well as on numerous sites of the large partner network. With over three million consultations of emissions was previously avoided by more than 2.1 million tonnes of CO2. On the route Berlin-Munich, a traveler with a car about 100 kg of CO2, in the aircraft nearly caused example route in the UmweltMobilCheck” 90 kg and with the railway only 25 kg. Compared to the car, the train avoids so about 75 kg of CO2 emissions alone on a trip. A similar picture is emerging in energy consumption: converted into gallons of gasoline the rail travel consumes only 14 litres compared to the drive with about 46 litres. The UmweltMobilCheck”is also available at the travel information on for that connection. About the co2online non-profit limited company the non-profit consultancy co2online mbH for reducing climate-damaging CO2 emissions committed. Interactive energy advisors, an energy savings, heat mirrors, a climate quiz and portal partners from business, media, science, policy and management, she motivates individuals to also save money with active climate protection. “” co2online is carrier air looking for campaign protection”(www.klima-sucht-schutz.de), the heating level campaign” (www.heizspiegel.de) and the Energiesparclubs “(www.energiesparclub.de). All campaigns are funded by the Federal Ministry of the environment. Contacts: Sophie Fabricius co2online non-profit limited company Hochkirchstr. 9. 10829 Berlin Tel.: + 49 (0) 30 210 2186-16 fax: + 49 (0) 30 210 2186-60 E-Mail: Klima.sucht.Schutz co2online Jurgen KAPADIA Deutsche Bahn spokesperson passenger transport Tel: + 49 (0) 30 297-60010 fax: + 49 (0) 30 297-60012 E-Mail: press