Global Warming Solutions, Inc. (GWSO) focuses on creating and commercializing innovative technologies designed to counteract global warming. The company also sells products and solutions directly to consumers that address environmental concerns. Among its proprietary offerings are "Pick-up-oil," a unique carbon absorbent used for oil spill collection, and an advanced hybrid electrochemical energy system, which is a battery solution utilizing cutting-edge manufacturing techniques for solid-state electrolytes. Additionally, GWSO is currently developing a series of three-wheeled electric vehicles for local delivery and an "ECO APP" intended for calculating, assessing, monitoring carbon dioxide emissions, and supporting reforestation efforts in affected areas. The company also provides consulting and royalty-based services. Founded in 1999, the firm was formerly known as Southern Investments, Inc. before adopting the name Global Warming Solutions, Inc. in April 2007. Its headquarters are located in Temecula, California.
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Global Warming Solutions, Inc. is an environmental services company headquartered in Temecula, United States. It is publicly listed (GWSO) with a market capitalisation of $3.1M. Xcout tracks 3 named people at Global Warming Solutions, Inc., including Michael Pollastro (Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, President, Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer & Corporate Secretary).
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