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Got Sun? Go Solar, Expanded 2nd Edition: Harness Nature’s Free Energy to Heat and Power Your Grid-Tied Home

admin — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 08:08:30 +0000

This straight-talking book cuts through the green energy hype and explains how grid-connected homeowners can be smart about their energy future. Solar and wind-generated electricity, solar water heating, passive solar techniques and geothermal heating/cooling will enable homeowners to become self-sufficient while protecting themselves from rising utility rates and grid blackouts. With financial incentives now available, the time is perfect to utilize nature's free energy. Table of Contents - Why Invest in Renewable Energy - Is It Legal and Safe - How Solar Electricity Works - Grid-tied Solar and Wind System Options, with and without batteries - Sizing Your Solar / Wind System - What Does It Cost - Any Financial Help Out There - Permits & Paperwork - Nuts & Bolts: What to Look For, What to Avoid - Who Does the Solar/Wind Installation - Using the Sun's Warmth to Heat Your Home (NEW) - Solar Water Heating Systems (NEW) - Geothermal Heating & Cooling (NEW) - Extensive Appendix includes manufacturers, associations, reference web sites, state energy offices, worksheets, glossary and more

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Got Sun? Go Solar: Get Free Renewable Energy to Power Your Grid-Tied Home

admin — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 15:01:51 +0000

A straight-talking book tells grid-connected homeowners how to use free energy from the sun and wind to reduce or even eliminate their electric bills, and what to expect from this independent, thoughtful lifestyle. Whether you live in the sun-soaked Southwest, or windy North Dakota, alternative energy has come of age with affordable modern technology. Now with rebates and incentives from most states, installing a home system is an economically-attractive and environmentally-responsible option. Chapters include: - Why invest in alternative energy for your home? - Is it legal and safe? - How solar electricity really works - Batteries or not? - Sizing a system to fit your home and your needs - Got Wind? - What does it cost? - Does your state offer rebates or incentives? - Permits, Paperwork and Financing - The Nuts & Bolts: what to look for, what to avoid - Who does the installation? - Extensive appendix with resources, manufacturers, sizing worksheets, glossary, and more

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Wind-Diesel Hybrid Power Systems: Wind Farm, Wind Turbine, Petro- Free, Green Energy, Hydropower, Solar Power, World Energy Resources and Consumption

admin — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 13:46:05 +0000

High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Wind-diesel Hybrid Power Systems combine diesel generators and wind turbines, usually alongside ancillary equipment such as energy storage, power converters, and various control components, to generate electricity. They are designed to increase capacity and reduce the cost and environmental impact of electrical generation in remote communities and facilities that are not linked to a power grid. Wind-diesel hybrid systems reduce reliance on diesel fuel, which creates pollution and is costly to transport.

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Wild Grass Solar Garden Lights (6 LED Lights, 2 solar stakes). Holiday outdoor lighting using Free solar energy.

admin — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:19:21 +0000

One package offers a solar panel with built in 2 pcs of 500mAh AA battery that supply 3 LED lights in a chain. Two packages are offered here at a discount rate. ***Light and decorate the flowers, steps and pavement. ***Lights well the ground, good for pavement, and steps. ***Fiber optical grass can be easily arranged into different shapes, see attached grass bouquet that's made of one package as a night-light. ***No wire and A/C electricity outlet needed when using these solar lights. Self sustained on free solar energy.*** Decorates holidays and all year around.

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