GoEarthFriendly is building a network of local franchises — each one its community's authority on renewable power and rechargeable batteries, backed by a central development center. We begin where the payback comes fastest: shared electric fleet capacity.
What we're building Join usEvery year, the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy becomes more economically obvious — but the expertise to act on it still isn't there in most communities. GoEarthFriendly closes that gap with a franchise model: one location per region, each becoming the local go-to for renewable power and rechargeable-battery know-how.
Starting on the New Hampshire Seacoast, then franchising across the state and into New England, every franchisee is trained and supplied by a central development center — the engine that makes each one a genuine regional expert rather than a lone operator.
A trusted, nearby specialist for renewable power and batteries — not a distant vendor or a big-box counter.
One location per region, growing across New Hampshire and New England, each owner-operated.
Central training, sourcing, and technical support that turns every franchisee into a regional battery expert.
Each franchise grows through the same sequence — leading with the fastest payback and expanding into higher-value renewable services as it establishes itself.
Fleets are one of the largest fixed costs an operation carries — and most of that fleet is built for a handful of peak days. GoEarthFriendly runs a shared regional pool, so each customer keeps a lean base fleet and calls for more only when demand spikes, with charging and maintenance handled centrally.
A dead battery pack is rarely all dead. Power-tool packs and similar batteries fail as a unit while holding perfectly usable cells. Each franchise becomes the local center that recovers those cells, puts them back to work, and channels what's left to the country's few specialized recycling facilities — closing a loop that barely exists today.
As the regional battery authority, each franchise becomes the independent local evaluator and installer of battery wall packs for solar homes and businesses — trusted advice and installation from the people who already know batteries better than anyone in the area.
The model launches with a single company location serving the Seacoast, then establishes a franchise in each regional market. New Hampshire's roughly 98 golf courses alone map cleanly into service areas — and that's just the entry business:
| Region | Golf courses | Franchise locations |
|---|---|---|
| Seacoast (launch) | 15 | 1–2 |
| Merrimack Valley | 25 | 3 |
| North Country | 19 | 2 |
| Lakes Region | 19 | 2 |
| Dartmouth area | 11 | 1–2 |
| Cheshire | 9 | 1–2 |
| Total | ~98 |
Footprint extends into southern Maine — including island communities — and northern Massachusetts as the network grows.
GoEarthFriendly is a New Hampshire company in good standing, with the groundwork laid: regional demand mapped, courses surveyed, the fleet economics worked through, and a clear first territory on the Seacoast. What it needs now are the people to build it — an operator to lead, and franchisees to own their regions.
The founder is looking to pass day-to-day leadership to a younger entrepreneur and stay on as a mentor. If you want to be at the cutting edge of your region's shift to renewable energy, let's talk.
For an operator who knows fleet or course operations and wants to run and grow the business, with founder mentorship.
For franchisees ready to become their community's renewable-energy and battery expert, trained by the development center.
Territory research, survey data, named first customers, and a working model — not a blank page.
GoEarthFriendly was founded by Don Anderson, a New Hampshire entrepreneur with a background in organizational development and recruiting. The company began with a simple conviction: the economics of renewable energy are already turning, and communities need local experts to act on them — starting with the idle capital sitting in underused fleets.
The business is deliberately pre-launch and honest about it. The work so far has been to get the idea right — the market, the map, and the economics — so the people who take it forward start from something real.
Run a fleet and want to hear more? Interested in leading the company or owning a region? Send a note.
Or email don@goearthfriendly.com
