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Eco-entrepreneur tests fuel-saving products.

Publication: Montana Business Quarterly
Publication Date: 22-JUN-08
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access

Article Excerpt
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It's not traditional summer school, but Pete Deneault is going to spend the next few months performing complex business studies that could change the way Montanans look at fuels.

It's not detention, so Deneault is not performing the studies himself on propane lawn mowers and fuel conditioners. He will be working with local, state, and federal agencies to determine just how eco-friendly the products truly are before beginning to actively market them in the Montana region.

Along with the rest of the nation, Montana faces major energy challenges. Businesses and consumers throughout the United States are looking for ways to lessen the negative environmental impact of burning fossil fuels. By lessening the base amount of fuels used, hazardous emissions and pollutants also will be decreased. Deneault has a few ideas that might help.

Eco-Entrepreneur

As vice president and co-owner of Big Sky Enviroproducts, Deneault will operate a Missoula-based distribution business with three areas of focus: clean-burning propane lawn mowers, a fuel-saving gasoline and diesel reformulator, and a lubricant that makes engines run more efficiently. Big Sky Enviroproducts became licensed in March of this year.

People recognize Deneault's name because weekdays from 3 a.m. until noon he is the news director and has been an award-winning on-air reporter since 1985 at GapWest Broadcasting. After lunch, he starts his "green" job of reducing pollution and helping businesses reduce fuel loss.

Deneault came to Montana in 1980 when his father relocated his bakery from New Bedford, Mass., to Ronan. He met his wife, Valerie, a Whitefish native, while he was working his radio job at XT93 (now Eagle 93). They have a 16-year-old son and a daughter who is 10.

Deneault's Big Sky Enviroproducts partner is his brother, Fabian, who formerly worked in Ronan for Jore Corporation, a Montana manufacturer of accessories for electric hand tools.

With multiple projects out on test runs across the state to determine the environmental friendliness of their new "green" technologies, the Deneaults are...

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