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Green Book Cover Rev5 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Green Actors and Green Marketing DIRECTORY Contact details for companies listed here are in the general directory listing in the last part of this handbook GREEN NGOS FOR BUSINESSES Jozour Loubnan Tree planting campaigns AFDC Tree planting campaigns LibanPack Green packaging design Beeatoona E-cycling all electronic Lebanese Green Building Council equipment Green building certification (ARZ) Cedars for Care Operation Big Blue Association Disposable and biodegradable Seashore cleaning campaigns cutlery TERRE Liban Craft Recycling paper and plastics Recycling paper Recycled notebooks and paper Horsh Ehden Reserve Vamos Todos Eco-tourism activities Eco-tourism activities 133 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Green Actors and Green Marketing CHECKLIST – GREEN MARKETING ❏ Use green material in product packaging and production ❏ Use green methods in product promotion and advertisement ❏ Use online methods to buy and sell products and services ❏ Use online methods to conduct corporate meetings ❏ Brand the product indicating its green attributes (biodegradable, saved trees, recyclable) ❏ Engage the customer in providing feedback on green products and services ❏ Obtain credible certification and make it visible. ❏ Make information readily available about the green initiative. ❏ Provide accurate, understandable information (Use ‘Recyclable Plastic’ instead of ‘Environmentally Friendly’) ❏ Report sustainability to employees, clients, and stakeholders transparently. ❏ Ensure that customer questions and remarks on the product’s green elements are addressed 134 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Directory Directory ABED TAHAN AND SONS ALBINA GROUP Beirut, Corniche El Mazraa, Saeb Salam Ras Beirut, Rome St. Avenue (01)374.286, (01)371.864 (01)666.929 [email protected] [email protected] www.albinagroup.com www.abed-tahan.com Line of products/services Line of products/services Heating systems, Sanitary products, Solar Home and office electric appliances PV (Photovoltaic) modules, Solar PV and products (Photovoltaic) panels, Solar water heaters, Wind turbines power generators Brands Apple Brands Bose Biral, Buderus, Conex, Druztevni, EAE Braun Elektrik, Eraslan, Espa, Egatube, Ferplast, Dell FIP, Honeywell, Interplast, Ignis, Kessel, HP MCP, Mut Meccanica, Mueller Europe, LG MHG Grohe, Palson, Redi,Schneider Samsung Electric, Styleboiler, Saint-Gobian PAM, Sony Technoplast MK, TEKA, Thermaflex,Watts Industries, Zilmet ALLIED COMPUTER INCORPORATION INTERNATIONAL ALICECO Beirut, Rauche, Salaheddine St. Ashrafieh, Sheikh El-Ghabi St. (01)868.474, (01)788.202, (01)791.828 (01)338.490, (01)338.490 [email protected] [email protected] www.aci-international.com Line of products/services Line of products/services Solar PV (Photovoltaic) panels, Solar PV Printers and copiers (Photovoltaic) modules Brands AMAC HP Ashrafieh, Damascus St. Samsung (01)424.402, (01)424.405 [email protected] AQUATHERMA ENGINEERING www.amac.com.lb Baabda and Zalka (01)-901.293, (01)901.295 Line of products/services Audio-visuals, Professional lighting Line of products/services equipment Solar water heating systems, solar pool heating systems, wind turbines, solar Brands lighting systems, photovoltaic systems, Hitachi water filtering and purification systems, Martin Professional waste water treatment system. Philips 135 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Directory AMACK SOLAR APPLIANCES CONSOLIDATED Fiadieh, Saint Therese St. ENTERPRISE & SERVICES (ACES) (05)450.278, (05)453.408 Dora, Mar Youssef St. [email protected] (01)262.626, (01)245.880 www.amacksolar.com [email protected] www.aces.com.lb Line of products/services Solar PV (Photovoltaic) modules, Line of products/services solar PV (Photovoltaic) panels, wind Household refrigerators and freezers, turbine generators Washing machines ANTAKI GPPK HOLDING Brands Sid El Baushrieh, Jdeideh Blvd. Ariston (01)236.119, (01)254.723 Frigidaire [email protected] Panasonic www.haierlb.com www.digitaltechnologies.com.lb ARISS LUMIÈRE GROUP Beirut, Bir Hassan, Safarat St. Line of products/services (01)859.055, (01)859.120 Commercial refrigerators, household [email protected] refrigerators and freezers, HVAC www.lumieregroup.net equipment, solar PV (Photovoltaic) panels, water coolers Line of products/services Solar energy, Lighting Brands Haier Brands Honeywell Aldabra Sensus Delta Light Louis Poulsen APAVE LIBAN Furn El Shebbak, Tahwita Highway ASACO GENERAL TRADE & CONTRACTING (01)283.072, (01)295.145 Beirut, Mazraa, Al Mama St. [email protected] (01)700.548, (01)910.649 www.apaveliban.com [email protected] www.asacogtc.com Line of products/services LEED advisors, energy audits, Line of products/services green building design training Fluorescent luminaries, Solar PV (Photovoltaic) modules, Solar PV API - ADVANCED PLASTIC INDUSTRIES (Photovoltaic) panels, Wind turbines Zouk Mosbeh, Industrial Zone, generators NDU Road (03)220.857, (09)220.860 Brands [email protected] BAE www.api.com.lb Fronius Luas Line of products/services Phocos Pipes/Fittings/Connections Santrex Sunlight Brands Suntech Apitherm Studer Apithene SMA Ecotherm Whisper 136 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Directory ASSOCIATION FOR BARAKE INDUSTRIAL FOREST DEVELOPMENT Mashghara, Main Road AND CONSERVATION - AFDC (08)651.466 Jdeideh, Hekme St. [email protected] (01)898.475 [email protected], www.afdc.org.lb Line of products/services Solar water heaters Line of products/services Tree planting activities and support BARAN RENEWABLE ENERGY COMPANY ATALIUM Chiah, Next to Mar Mkhayel Church Jal El Dib, Bsalim Road (01)542.888, (01)542.888 (04)724.200, (04)724.200 [email protected] [email protected], www.atalium.com www.baranenergy.com Line of products/services Line of products/services Aluminum Solar controllers, Solar PV (Photovoltaic) panels Brands Sedem Brands Lorentz AVERDA SERVUS Phocos Beirut Central District,145 Abed Al Malak St. (01)444.342, (01)360.000 BARBANEL MIDDLE EAST [email protected], www.averda.com Antelias, Rahbani St. (04)523.080, (04)402.530 Line of products/services [email protected] Recycling: Mixed Waste, Paper and www.barbanel-me.com Cardboard, Medical Waste Line of products/services AXIOME LEED certificate, Green and Ashrafieh, Albert Naccache St. environmental building advisors (01)200.929, (01)200.929 [email protected] BEEATOONA www.axiome-sarl.com Dora, Mar Youssef St. (01)249.653, (01)249.653 Line of products/services [email protected] Solar PV (Photovoltaic) panels, Solar www.beeatoona.org water heaters, Wind turbines generators Line of products/services Brands E-Waste recycling Enalco, Sunda BETA ENGINEERING AZ-ELECTRONIC Badaro, Houri St. Mkalles, Tallet El Mir Area (01)980.945, (01)386.934 (01)684.900, (01)684.025 [email protected] [email protected], www.azelectronic.com www.betaengineeringgroup.com Line of products/services Line of products/services DVD products, TVs, Washing machines AC, Solar water heaters Brands Brands Philips, Whirlpool Dicken 137 THE GREEN BUSINESS HANDBOOK Directory BUREAU VERITAS LIBAN Brands Dora, Dora Highway Philips (01)240.640 [email protected] CHEMIPAINT www.bureauveritas.com Choueifat, Industrial city, Old Saida Road Line of products/services (05)807.020 Consulting services, Safety association, [email protected] monitoring, certifications, verifications, www.chemipaint.com Carbon capture and storage. 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