New Electricity and Energy Saving Device Introduced by Nevvus Group
Montreal, Quebec (PRWEB) September 18, 2007 -- Nevvus Group, a leader in the production and distribution of earth-friendly products, has created a new electricity (http://www.homeenergysaver.net/) and energy saving (http://www.homeenergysaver.net/) solution with the introduction of its patented POWERGARD energy saver.
"With the looming threat of global warming and a world population explosion, never before has it been so important for us to cut back on energy consumption," says Catherine Dumas, Vice President International Business Development of Nevvus Group. "One of the biggest misconceptions of electrical energy is that it is clean, efficient and limitless. This couldn't be further from the truth. In order to generate electricity (http://www.homeenergysaver.net/), power plants still rely heavily on coal, natural gas, petroleum and nuclear energy. By the year 2000, North America alone was already consuming one quarter of the planet's coal and was responsible for over one-third of the world's total electricity consumption."
The POWERGARD energy saving (http://www.homeenergysaver.net/) system works to reduce power spikes and energy surges and regulates the electrical system of any home or office, making it more efficient. The unit stores energy otherwise lost in the operation of inductive motors -- found in many household appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners and vacuum cleaners -- in its capacitors and recycles it for maximum energy efficiency. Individuals that purchase this energy saving device will find that it reduces energy costs. To use POWERGARD and start saving money, users simply plug the unit into any electrical outlet.
The POWERGARD energy saver is simple to use and easy to install, and will save users 10 percent or more on monthly electricity bills, paying for itself in less than six months. For peace of mind, the POWERGARD energy saver comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. Save money, save energy and help preserve the planet.
"As individual consumers, we may feel that there is little we can do to change and save the world," Dumas says. "We can start by limiting the energy we consume in our homes. Aside from turning off lights and appliances when we leave the room or using cold water to wash clothes, POWERGARD is an effective way to reduce electrical consumption."
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