I was “lucky” enough to get a beta invite to Google Friend Connect and like any good blogger I never turn Google down. Nobody wants to get in bad standing with Google.

So now I’ve installed it so please join this site, which is now in the same league as The Inquistr, Louis Gray, Mashable, WinExtra and TechCrunch (They use Facebook Connect).

The installation went very smoothly. I uploaded two files to my server and add a link to a text widget BAM! it was up and running.

I’ll be completely honest though. I’m not sure what I can do with it yet, but I guess something viral and important will happen very soon. I’ll take a look at the few gadgets available at the moment and decide which one adds value.

What do you think about it? Will you join my site? Perhaps even add it to your own blog?

Have you ever wondered how much your energy your website consumes? How much solar potential your roof has? Where can I buy “green” products? The sites I’ve found all, of course, all in beta.

I’ve previously written about green gadgets, such as cell phones, Roadster and notebooks, so in this post I’ll focus on websites that will help you go green.

We all know that green is the new black. Many companies adopt a green strategy and  green IT is very hot and hyped in the IT business.

But did you ever consider, that everytime you get a visitor on your website or blog, energy is consumed (some might say wasted).

1. CO2Stats.com is here to change that. CO2Stats.com measure how many visitors you have, and purchase renewable energy accordingly. It’s free for the first 100 page views per month.
2. Greenseng.com is a green search engine built on Google Custom Search. So it’s actually Google on renewable energy bought from CO2Stats.com.
3. How much power can a solar array on your roof draw? Find out with Roofray.com. Using Google Maps you locate your house, draw the solar array on the roof and your solar potential is calculated.
4. The daily green will help you with tips, recipes and ideas of how to live green. Great tips like “Saving money on gas”, “7 easy ways to save energy” and ” Safe baby bottles”.
5. With all the money you’ve saved after going green, why not buy green products? EVO is an online green marketplace, with over 100,000 certified consumer products. Certified means, EVO are the ones that certifies them. I’m not sure what their criteria is. EVO will plant a tree for every registered user.

Which website is your favourite green website? What are you doing to conserve energy? Would you add your site to CO2Stats.com?