Eco Sustainable Systems

  WATER  SYSTEMS

The Mission of Eco Sustainable Systems (ESS) is to introduce new and innovative, quality but affordable solutions to create sustainable communities.

With the current economic downturn, job losses, difficult funding, overpriced homes, environmental concerns, rising fuel and energy costs and rising food costs it is time that we re-evaluate how America (and the world) does business.

A NEW WAY FOR A NEW DAY...  The old system seems to be broken so we must look at new ways to do business for a new green, sustainable economy.

The current USA Presidential Administration has goals to fix our broken economy, create "Green Collar Jobs" and to get America off of foreign oil dependence while cleaning the environment for our future generations.

 Governments can open doors and provide incentives but it takes forward thinking people to make these changes.

 With this in mind, Eco Sustainable Systems has teamed with people who have new ways to make these changes.

     HOUSING SYSTEMS                                                              FOOD SYSTEMS

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS

WIND - SOLAR - BATTERIES

 Solar/Wind/Battery integrated systemSolar/Wind/Batteries (clean energy) can be integrated at the Power Plant to increase utility output, can be integrated at the transmission sub station, the power substation or at the end user location (residential, commercial, industrial, community).

What We Do

The essentials for physical life are Shelter, Water and Food. 

Eco Sustainable Systems (ESS) has formed relationships with companies that have developed new ways to build high quality, energy efficient homes at fair prices.

In addition to homes, ESS has formed relationships with innovative water systems and food systems.

ESS has formed a relationship with a real estate developer and builder that has the vision to make a difference in the world.  This developer has the highest social values and an impeccable construction history of high quality homes for fair prices.

Our partner - real estate developer has teamed with ESS to build a model to the world in sustainability in the Charleston, SC area and the Caribbean on 160 acres of land.  In addition to typical enviro - friendly building systems we will demonstrate new housing, water, food, energy, infrastructure systems.

Eco-tourism is a key component of this development so that we can demonstrate to the world A NEW WAY FOR A NEW DAY.

FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT US:

Nelson Mensch - Principal

Eco - Systems/Technologies Development

Eco - Systems Application

843-425-8817

Nelson@ecosustainablesystems.com

Les Smith - Principal

Eco - Systems/Technologies Development

702 - 860 - 5053

Les@ecosustainablesystems.com 

Jeff Stahl - Principal

Eco - Community Development

843 - 569 - 2100 X 303

Jeff@ecosustainablesystems.com

John Skercheck

Eco - Community Development

843 - 367 - 8769

John@ecosustainablesystems.com

Tim Houge - Principal

Corporate Operations

843 - 569 - 2100 X 306

Tim@ecosustainablesystems.com  

 What if?

What if we made even the smallest difference in people's lives and on the planet?

What if we could teach people to develop sustainable communities that will enhance the quality of life, provide affordable solutions and create opportunities and jobs?

What if we could develop communities that are self sufficient and demonstrate to the world that there are ways to improve the quality of life?

What if we could teach and provide the tools to underdeveloped nations a way to provide the essentials of life, food, water, shelter, energy and infrastructure...

What if we could give people an opportunity to live well and provide for themselves, their families and communities?

Would this be a good thing?

Eco Sustainable Systems believes that together we can make a difference.

Why "Green" Systems?

What does our future hold?

We are constantly being bombarded by the media of the "doom and gloom" that is claimed to be facing us in the future.  We hear and read about diminishing natural resources, global warming, food shortages, water shortages, oil shortages, etc.

Whether these "doom and gloom" claims are fact or fiction, the people of the world are considering "Green" and "alternative" ways of doing things. This is a good thing as humans, throughout history, have developed a "better way" or a "new way" to make life better for ourselves and our future generations. 

Though traditional methods will continue to be in the mix, there are emerging new systems being developed that will provide a new approach to the traditional methods.

The information on this web site is not to downplay traditional methods, but is to introduce emerging systems - a new way.

Housing Systems: We will continue to build traditional housing using "sticks and bricks".  However, there are alternative systems of building that are eco - friendly, energy efficient and affordable.  Some of these systems may be considered for economically distressed people and developing nations, while others may be considered by people who are "Green" oriented.

Food systems: Food sources are abundant in some countries, but scarce in others.  There are alternative methods of producing high yield, nutritional food supplies that are affordable and practical.

Water Systems: Clean water is an essential of life.  There are emerging technologies and systems that could provide healthy water supplies.

Waste Water Management: New innovative methods of processing waste water are being developed for homes, industry, communities and cities.

Energy Systems: While fossil fuels, nuclear power and traditional methods of producing electricity will continue to power the world, there are emerging technologies that will add to the world's power supplies by using clean, efficient energy powered by nature (sun, wind, heat from the earth).

Land Fill Solutions: Trash and waste disposal is a growing concern; as land fills are overflowing in many locations so new sites have to be opened.  There are solutions to this growing problem with Trash to Power systems that harvest and recycle trash for useful products while capturing the methane gas to provide clean energy.

Roads: While traditional asphalt and concrete roads will continue to be used, there are new systems that can turn local soil into durable - rock hard road systems.