In recent years, the
economic viability of practical applications of renewable green energy is given
great importance. Improved technologies enable commercial buildings and
agriculture centers to be more self-sufficient and efficient in providing
energy and water needs. Richard J. Blech is a leader in applying renewable
energy technologies and advanced building techniques within a complete system.
RichardBlech manages Environmental Corrections Organization LLC (ECO Corporation). He employs technical research and development to retrofit commercial buildings. Blech is also the CFO of Commonwealth Management the managers of the Los Angeles Superior Court Building. In 2012, Richard Blech as part of Commonwealth Management and ECO Corporation initiated a $4.6 million retrofit of the Supreme Court building to make it a model for commercial buildings that would reap financial and environmental benefits from the application of renewable energy and energy wise building tactics.
Business and Environmental Philosophy: “Money Bee”
Richard J. Blech trained in business administration at Business School Lausanne in Switzerland and Fullerton College, California. Blech has made environmental business practices a passion of his. In nature, Blech sees the bounty of natural resources that are available for people to utilize. With research and ingenuity, nature must be utilized for effective and profitable applications.
By his home, near Geneva, Richard Blech keeps bees as a hobby. Blech sees honeybees as a prime example of nature’s commercial bounty. Bees are best known for the honey they make. Yet, pollinating bees, bees wax, royal bee’s milk and even a bee’s venom all have dozens of applications in numerous products around the world ranging from, varnishes, salves, polishes, waxes, ointments and medications. Honey too is used as a food, preservative and topical antiseptic.
RichardBlech manages Environmental Corrections Organization LLC (ECO Corporation). He employs technical research and development to retrofit commercial buildings. Blech is also the CFO of Commonwealth Management the managers of the Los Angeles Superior Court Building. In 2012, Richard Blech as part of Commonwealth Management and ECO Corporation initiated a $4.6 million retrofit of the Supreme Court building to make it a model for commercial buildings that would reap financial and environmental benefits from the application of renewable energy and energy wise building tactics.
Business and Environmental Philosophy: “Money Bee”
Richard J. Blech trained in business administration at Business School Lausanne in Switzerland and Fullerton College, California. Blech has made environmental business practices a passion of his. In nature, Blech sees the bounty of natural resources that are available for people to utilize. With research and ingenuity, nature must be utilized for effective and profitable applications.
By his home, near Geneva, Richard Blech keeps bees as a hobby. Blech sees honeybees as a prime example of nature’s commercial bounty. Bees are best known for the honey they make. Yet, pollinating bees, bees wax, royal bee’s milk and even a bee’s venom all have dozens of applications in numerous products around the world ranging from, varnishes, salves, polishes, waxes, ointments and medications. Honey too is used as a food, preservative and topical antiseptic.
Similarly, Richard Blech asserts that any natural capital needs to be valued accurately and applied appropriately to yield maximum financial and environmental benefits for businesses.
Business Theory Put Into Practice
At Commonwealth Management, Richard J. Blech is the owner and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Commonwealth manages the Los Angeles Superior Court building. In 2012, Blech initiated a $4.6 million retrofit of the Los Angeles Superior Court to apply green energy solutions. Government grants and investors financed the project. The expectation is that in less than three years the renovations will yield a net savings from the renovations.
Richard Blech oversees the financial growth and financial goals of the company. He makes budgetary policies, seeks new deals and manages risks while adding value to ensure`` that the Supreme Court building is profitable.
Economically Viable Retrofits
As the owner of ECO Corporation, Richard Blech manages the company. Eco Corporation mainly provides assistance to carry out retrofits on commercial buildings. Blech seeks to maximize economic benefits when applying green energy technologies. Eco Corporation uses a complete system approach to retrofits.
Eco Corporation developed the Solar Rain System, a water purifier that uses efficient solar power. They have also developed multiple uses for the salt-water byproducts. They try to utilize every asset and waste none for financial and environmental benefits. They work with several affiliates to supply additional resources.
Richard J. Blech is committed to add value and improve profits for commercial and industrial buildings while using environmentally friendly technologies.
