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The first Clean Technology
Center, located in Fresno California, is being designed as a
"Green Building". Sustainable design or building "green" is an
opportunity to use our resources efficiently while creating
healthier buildings. It provides cost savings to all through
improved human health and productivity, lower cost building
operations, and resource efficiency--and it moves us closer to a
sustainable future.
Les Hamasaki, President of SUN Utility Network,
Inc and former urban planner and Los Angeles City Planning
Commissioner under Mayor Riordan and Airport Commissioner under Tom
Bradley has stated his full support for the Clean Technology Center.
Mr. Hamasaki brings his experience to help make this facility
a feature attraction. Mr. Hamasaki is currently assisting Imperial
Partners in the South
Los Angeles Green Technology Park planning and development (a $350
million Technology Park). This development will be the
transition from the gray economy to the green economy for the
City. Mr. Hamasaki states “We must
clean our air, reduce the impact of global warming and be prepared
for the “world oil peak” that will occur in this decade, and the end
of oil in this century.” You can visit his website at: http://www.sunutility.com
 NEWS UPDATE JULY 15,
2005:
The Clean Technology Center welcomes Gene
"HydroGene" Johnson as Executive Director of the center. Mr.
Johnson is a Director of the California Hydrogen Business
Council, Editorial Director of H2 Nation Magazine and sits on the
advisory panel for Governor Schwarzenegger’s Hydrogen Highway
initiative. Mr. Johnson brings to us 25 years of experience as
Customer Service and Supervisor of Operations for United Airlines.
He was a member of the United States Armed Forces as a Fighter Jet
mechanic and crew chief. He is a strong advocate for air quality in
the Central Valley who donates his time and resource to Operation
Clean Air. You can visit his website at: http://www.h2ohydrogene.com
WELCOME ABOARD GENE!
NEWS UPDATE
JULY 18, 2005:
We
now have a Clean Technology Center brochure available for download
in PDF format. Click HERE to download it today!
NEWS UPDATE
JULY 22, 2005:
The Clean Technology
Center has been featured in the "Green Economy ENews". You
can downlooad the article by clicking HERE. The article is
titled "The International Clean Technology Center - Transition
to the Hydrogen Solar Future" and features information on Green
Technology Parks and the coming oil peak. Click
Here to read the entire article.
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