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Green Buildings Tour In New Hampshire - Statewide Open House Oct. 3

If you are considering building a green home and would like to visit other green homes to get some ideas, here is your chance to visit some properties and get more information on Green services and professionals available.

The New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association is holding their 2009 Green Buildings Open House on Saturday, October 3.

green house If you are interested in reducing your energy footprint and would like more informtion on how to help save the environment through green building, or just want to hear more about the options available, check out this event.

There will be over 75 buildings, located all over the state, opening their doors to the public.

NHSEA is a group of homeowners, business owners and building professionals that want to make a change by helping and educating others on New Hampshire's energy future. You can contact them for more information at:

NH Sustainable Energy Association
54 Portsmouth Street
Concord, NH 03301
Tel: (603) 22NHSEA (226-4732)

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Posted by Sharon Tara New Hampshire Home Stager on 09/17/2009 04:37 PM

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11 Comments on Green Buildings Tour In New Hampshire - Statewide Open House Oct. 3

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Sharon

Sounds like a great place to get information on green building.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Lou: Thank you.

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Hi Sharon, this sounds like a great opportunity for learning all about gettin' GREEN! With 75 buildings all over the state hopefully more people will be able to see them.

Cynthia: It could be fun, I plan to attend at least one of the houses. I did a consult for the owner on the house they sold after they built their new green house.

Go Green~! What a great Statewide effort.

Hi, Sharon. I'm glad to see the "Going Green" idea catching on. I especially love the idea of rooftop gardens in city highrises.

Sharon-good post. I know this is something alot of people will be looking to go to. So many consumers are looking for this type of info. (And where did you get a picture of my house?)