USFarms will collaborate with the leaders in the eco green technology space to help participants qualify for the various funding programs set aside by city, state and local governments for these long term projects.
The technologies that the initiatives are expected to focus on include waste to energy projects, with options to generate natural gas or liquid fuel solar technology based projects and geothermal based projects.
USFarms CEO Jim Farooquee said the green energy initiatives serve several purposes, including broadening audience of active partners and consumers, it provides a new revenue path for the governmental and city sponsored programs.
