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CRRA is in a sector that is expected to grow like crazy in the next few years.
The Green Building industry which grew five-fold in the United States over the last 3 years, has potential to grow to $140 Billion by 2013!
I wouldn't be surprised if CRRA's product dominates the green building market in the near future.
This is a one of a kind product that is almost like the Superman of building products.
CRRA's product is extremely strong, durable, lightweight, inexpensive and incredibly easy to assemble entire buildings.
CRRA's unique construction material has proven to be earthquake resistant, bullet resistant, and even hurricane resistant.
The American Redcross estimated that approximately 275,000 houses were destroyed in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama during Hurricaine Katrina.
After Hurricane Katrina, houses could be built with the benefits of being hurricane resistant, bulletproof and easy to produce.
Hence, this blend could be established to be the type industry that could be recessionary resistant.
I think CRRA could see profits even in the worst of economic times!
CRRA's new building technology has even gotten the interest of several foreign governments and commercial enterprises.
Imagine the kind of benefits CRRA's product could see in countries where violence and bombs are frequent.
A building that has the strength to tolerate bullets and hurricanes could be considered a security haven.
It's only a matter of time that green building is going to be a big part of the construction industry, maybe even mandatory!
Did you know that the construction industry consumes approximately 40% of the total energy all over the globe?
CRRA is the solution to bringing this figure down.
CRRA's President and CEO Mr. Ray Gordon, recently announced that their main product line of Structural Insulating Mineral Foam (S-IMF) could be Carbon Neutral or close to it.
According to Mr. Gordon, "This is a worthy accomplishment since CO2 sequestration from the atmosphere is said to be critical to the earth's survival. By utilizing this technology, the construction industry could become considerably more 'green friendly' compared to collective motorists reducing the carbon load by idling their automobile engines at a lower rate."
CRRA's achievements could get even more recognition because with an annual production of over 2.5 million tons, it is estimated that conventional Portland cement is responsible for about 5% of global CO2 emissions which is more than the airline industry.
Mr. Gordon believes that "carbon-negative" ceramic foam could solve this problem as the amount of carbon dioxide it absorbs through its life cycle is much more than what it emits in the same period.
The proprietary building material manufactured by CRRA does not contain standard Portland cement in its formula.
For CRRA this opens up some exciting possibilities which could certainly endear the product to many markets looking to reduce their environmental impact during and after construction!
CRRA estimates that approximately three-quarters of a ton of CO2 is saved for every ton of Portland cement that is not used, thus transforming the cement industry from a major emitter of carbon to a major absorber.
Just look at the numerous applications for CRRA's Wonder Wall: commercial office buildings, upscale homes, manufacturing facilities, nursing homes, schools, condominium developments, correctional facilities...
CRRA's technology could revolutionize construction and the demand for their product could be insane!
More information on CRRA is available at their website: www.wonderwallinc.com
