Revisions to capacity to better serve clients.

New forward rental agreements almost ready for use. 

October 3, 2007   By Reggie “Rasmataz” Rasmussen

In the citizenre’s forums, notable issues were brought to light when it was stated that citizenre systems would be designed to produce at 80% capacity instead of 100% as marketing efforts to this point had stated. The change was made so that systems could be optimized to the point where a customer would never be left paying for electricity that was not used.

 “You will rarely have a 0 KWh bill from your utility, because we only engineer the systems to 80% of anticipated needs. We don’t want our customers to ever produce more power than they use because then they would be at a financial disadvantage.” stated Rob Styler president of Citizenre and forum administrator.

Efforts are under way to clean up the marketing materials to reflect this change in strategy. Forums, blogs, conference calls, and word of mouth will certainly get all of Citizenre’s ecopreneur’s up to speed on the changes very quickly.

The company is in the development stage and constant changes are made to insure that this is a great product for the customer and for the enviroment. “We are still in Pilot Phase Bro’ this is our learning stage! We just learned a little more and I’m sure we will learn a lot more before we are out of Pilot Phase.” stated Frank Knight, regional sales director.

In other news, the new forward rental agreement has been drafted and will soon be available for use. “It has been sent to Fabrice for formatting. As soon as he can finish that, we will post it.” stated Styler.

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