A Convenient Truth - Chloros on Dealfinder.com.sg

Global climate change has had its observable effects on the environment - seasons are shifting, temperatures are climbing and sea levels are rising. If we don't act now, climate change will rapidly alter the lands and waters we all depend upon for survival, leaving our children and grandchildren with a very different world.

“We have an opportunity here to help our environment as well as help our clients save money by going green, it was a chance not to be missed” said Peter Goh, the 26 years old co-founder of Chloros Solution. The founders at Chloros were inspired by concepts regarding eco-friendly living and sustainable development taught in modules during their college days, culminating in the formation of the company. 

Chloros Solutions is a boutique firm that operates as a one-stop hub for Green Technology Consultancy and Projects Management. Chloros works directly with homeowners, providing solutions on how to go green and highlighting its corresponding benefits, such as potential savings. The company offers five core services: 
(1) Eco & Energy Evaluation
(2) Resource Management
(3) Green Retrofitting
(4) Waste Management 
(5) Development Consultancy

As of March 2011, Chloros is funded by SPRING Singapore under the Young Entrepreneurs Scheme and has concluded 60 projects to date. A typical project begins with an Eco & Energy Evaluation - determining the resource consumption breakdown and patterns of the client. The Evaluation itself is a very simple yet detailed walk-through around the property. The consultants from Chloros will take note of every appliance in the property and their corresponding hours of usage. This then allows our consultants to identify the most cost-appropriate green solutions for the client. Detailed cost-benefit analysis, payback period calculations and environmental impact will be presented to the client.

By practicing efficient Resource Management, you can reduce your electrical bills by 20-40%, all while doing your part to help the environment.

An inconvenient truth? That's a convenient truth"