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CLER News Clean Energy, Inc. Enters Strategic Alliance with Experienced Geothermal Contractor

SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Clean Energy, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CLER) will commence marketing quality geothermal systems in Canada with an experienced Canadian geothermal contractor.

Clean Energy, Inc., under a newly created division Clean Energy Geothermal, will also market geothermal systems and engage with its own team as a geothermal contractor on United States and other international projects.

“We can now provide clients a secure source of heating for decades without worrying about natural gas supplies being interrupted, running out, or further escalating gas prices. This is a great way to save on utility costs, while reducing our overall impact on climate change,” stated Harold Jahn, President and CEO of Clean Energy, Incorporated.

Under the provisions of the agreement, the Canadian geothermal contractor will assist in training Clean Energy’s marketing and technical staff.

The earth beneath us holds a great deal of energy, constantly being heated from the sun and our molten core.

The ground remains warm throughout the year between 42-51 Fahrenheit (5-10 degrees Celsius). By using a geothermal heat pump system, this warm ground temperature is upgraded (concentrated) to a higher temperature for our hot water and buildings heating needs. In warmer periods of the year, the geothermal system removes excess heat from buildings for cooling.

Clean Energy, Inc. can provide new residential subdivisions, industrial parks, schools, and public buildings an alternative to using oil, natural gas, or electricity for heating. This provides a clean renewable form of energy and tremendous savings on monthly utility bills.

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