Brad Bailyn

New York, NY, March 06, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Brothers Bradley and Evan Bailyn, co-owners of the successful ghostwriting company the Penn Group and the popular website Cartoon Doll Emporium, have recently been looking in to expanding their business endeavors in to the realm of green technology.

“We’ve been fortunate enough to do well with our pursuits, and it felt like the time had come to give back,” says Evan. “We think the best way to do that is by helping develop green technology, something that will benefit not just us but our kids, and our kid’s kids.”

The brothers are most interested in alternative energies, such as solar power and eco-friendly fuels, as well as recycling.

“The amount of trash we generate as a nation is really unbelievable, and a huge percentage of it can be reused to make new products. Unfortunately, this process can be very costly, so we’re hoping to work with companies to figure out how we can reduce some of that cost,” says Brad. “We’ve been in contact with a number of businesses who have constructed their own recycling plants to make their production processes more environmentally friendly, and have discussed how they got started with their facilities. We’ve also talked to companies that specialize in alternative fuel research, such as cellulosic ethanol. There are a lot of really exciting things on the horizon.”

They have yet to decide whether they will open their own facilities or collaborate with an already existing group, but the brothers hope to begin the project by the end of 2009.

Says Brad, “At the rate the environment is changing, there really isn’t a lot of time to waste. We’re eager to get started and help out.”

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