Are you looking for new web host?  Well, I suggest you to check out some of the “green” options available out there.

Here’s a good green web hosting review from our sister blog Keetsa Blog:

(The above chart lists green hosting companies in the order of price per month.)

Oh definitely, if you are running/starting a small business, you will need to setup some kind of website.  These hosts are more eco-friendly and green than most regular hosting companies and I don’t see why not you shouldn’t support these green businesses.

Well, that’s the Top 7 eco-friendly and green hosting companies we’ve reviewed.  I know there’s tons more out there but we only listed the most reasonably priced and “green” companies here so if you find better ones, please feel free to leave a comment. Alternative Energy, avocado, bandwidth, carbon dioxide, carbon neutral, dreamhost, Eco Friendly, electrical energy consumption, energy audit, energy sources, energy supplier, Environment, environmental organizations, Green, Green Blogs, Green Tips, green web hosting, green-energy, hosting companies, hosting company, power grid, Renewable Resources, review, Science and Technology, small business owner, Solar Power, Sustainability, tax profits, Technology, thinkhost, traditional sources, Trees, web hosting, Wind Energy

Alternative Energy, avocado, bandwidth, carbon dioxide, carbon neutral, dreamhost, Eco Friendly, electrical energy consumption, energy audit, energy sources, energy supplier, Environment, environmental organizations, Green, Green Blogs, Green Tips, green web hosting, green-energy, hosting companies, hosting company, power grid, Renewable Resources, review, Science and Technology, small business owner, Solar Power, Sustainability, tax profits, Technology, thinkhost, traditional sources, Trees, web hosting, Wind Energy

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