Our world has become mobile. Appliances and devices once confined to homes, offices, restaurants, and other workplaces can now be found parked along our streets. They’re food trucks and refrigerated transport vehicles and they’re offices on construction sites. Yet as mobility becomes more useful, we inadvertently pollute our air with exhaust and our ears with the clatter of gas generators.
But what if everything could run in complete silence with zero emissions? What if we could do everything we do indoors – outdoors – leaving only the sound of busy people and the only output a productive day’s work? What if we could go off the grid in our business?
As we all know, the advantages of “Going Green” are virtuous and popular. Everyone loves the idea of saving the planet and being on the right side of the ecological debate. But what if we told you that “Going Green” can also be a boon to your bottom line? From greater efficiency to shorter, less complicated logistics, to opening new areas of business never considered before? What if we told you that “Going Green” can be a faster and more sure way to make more “Green”?
We named our company Green Idle for the revolutionary solar-powered trucks we’ve created. Food trucks, office trailers, and soon – refrigerated delivery trucks. Any truck that needs power while standing still can now do so – silently, cleanly, and powerfully thanks to our solar powered smart-systems that capture and store dependable, long-lasting power. We store that power in a very revolutionary way. Green Idle partners with Lithionics Battery – The pinnacle of lithium ion technology, made in the USA, and renowned for its unsurpassed safety and reliability.
Read About Our Mobile Green Solutions in the Following Industries:
Government Infrastructure | Film Industry | Construction | Refrigerated Transport
Practical Applications
Private Enterprise:
- Food Trucks
- Film Industry Craft Service
- Refrigerated Transport and Residential Home Delivery
- Construction Site Gas-Generator Replacement Power Sources
- Construction Site Offices
Government Infrastructure:
- Emergency power for hospitals and ad-hoc triage centers
- Mobile command posts
- Ambulances and EMT vehicles that usually rely on fossil fuel for life-saving systems
- Neighborhood outreach and public information systems
- Firehouse and EMT center emergency power
- Gas station emergency power
- Recreation department entertainment vehicles
Industries Ready to be Revolutionized
Latest News
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From wildfires to “superstorms” the effects of climate change can be seen all around us. While it’s easy to observe the direct effects left behind by extreme weather on our environment, it can be much harder to picture the long-term consequences it can pose to our economy, as well.
While New York Takes Center Stage at Golden Globes, a Homegrown Tech Company Prepares Its Star Turn for a Green Future
We’re quite pleased to see New York’s tax credit take center stage the Golden Globes Sunday night
VIDEO: Advocates Agree: New York City Needs to Breathe and Innovative Ideas Will Help
New York City advocate, Clark Peña spoke with Green Idle founders Neil Robbins and Robert Drucker about how their technology can improve New York City's quality of life.
Yes. New York Can Be a Future Space Hub
Green Idle is currently advancing technology in ways that could make New York a true “Space State.”
Green Idle Attends Annual Nassau County Gov. Procurement & Business Expo at Farmingdale State College
Green Idle Founder Neil Robbins joined government agencies, small business leaders, and key decision-makers, from across Nassau County at the annual Government Procurement and Business Expo at Farmingdale State University in Farmingdale, New York.
The Only Plan That Makes Sense for Life After Rikers
The Green Idle solution can power vital infrastructure reliably while removing fossil fuel from the equation.
LI Herald: ‘Sun Truck’ comes to Seaford
The cutting-edge food-service truck is 100 percent solar-powered
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