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It always seems like with every solution comes bigger problems. It’s hard to know what to say - but I have faith that we’ll figure something out that is best for everybody and everything sooner or later.
Posted by Chelle on Sep 11, 2009 at 7:37 PM
In this debate, it is sometimes forgotten that metals are the ultimate recyclable resource (though they are also non-renewable). In energy systems, when replacing a non-renewable fossil energy source with renewables through the use of metals, the lifecycle assessment according to the ‘big 6’ categories is usually very favourable, especially for global warming. But assuming a 100% renewable energy system sometime in the future, land and material use will then become the major environment impacts of energy use. The remaining alternatives then are saving energy through improving energy efficiency, or not using energy through conservations. http://www.Start-an-Internet-business.net
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I would like to start collecting water from my gutters to water the lawn over the summer and I’m not quite sure how to go about this. All the websites I’ve visited are not satisfied and I didn’t know if there are any clever cisterns on the market to rainwater harvesting.
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What are the best sources for anyone to learn more about renewable energy? What source of renewable energy do you think is ideal? What articles / books / podcasts / etc would you recommend this? What do you think of the American project to create a more sustainable world?
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Posted by dgfh on Oct 28, 2010 at 10:56 PM
Large solar projects are necessary for the US PV industry and job growth. But what about smaller scale ‘on-grid’ commercial or residential projects? The utility oligopolies and monopolies that raise rates year over year by an average 7% are resisting the adoption of solar. Moreover, the building codes, community aesthetic regulations governing approval of small scale projects are often sited as the biggest roadblock to small scale pv projects. Yet, having solar panels on one’s roof paves the way for business owners and residents to put an end to ever-increasing cost of electricity.
Solar Lease - option championed by Sungevity.com and other companies for residential solar use, with $0 down - has met a steady demand from cash strapped home owners. The program is rolling out to new states beyond CA in 2011 and is poised to grow rapidly.
Does US government supports the small scale on-grid projects? Yes - federal tax rebate of 30% is applicable to solar projects. But the building codes, the community overwrite, the red-tape governing small scale adoption of solar is yet to be streamlined.
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It always seems like with every solution comes bigger problems. It’s hard to know what to say - but I have faith that we’ll figure something out that is best for everybody and everything sooner or later.
In this debate, it is sometimes forgotten that metals are the ultimate recyclable resource (though they are also non-renewable). In energy systems, when replacing a non-renewable fossil energy source with renewables through the use of metals, the lifecycle assessment according to the ‘big 6’ categories is usually very favourable, especially for global warming. But assuming a 100% renewable energy system sometime in the future, land and material use will then become the major environment impacts of energy use. The remaining alternatives then are saving energy through improving energy efficiency, or not using energy through conservations. http://www.Start-an-Internet-business.net
solar pv - Solar Pv, Solar pv panels- Sundog Energy. Cleaner Energy Solutions for a greener world.
Hello,
I would like to start collecting water from my gutters to water the lawn over the summer and I’m not quite sure how to go about this. All the websites I’ve visited are not satisfied and I didn’t know if there are any clever cisterns on the market to rainwater harvesting.
What are the best sources for anyone to learn more about renewable energy? What source of renewable energy do you think is ideal? What articles / books / podcasts / etc would you recommend this? What do you think of the American project to create a more sustainable world?
Thanks and Regards,
austin energy rebate
Large solar projects are necessary for the US PV industry and job growth. But what about smaller scale ‘on-grid’ commercial or residential projects? The utility oligopolies and monopolies that raise rates year over year by an average 7% are resisting the adoption of solar. Moreover, the building codes, community aesthetic regulations governing approval of small scale projects are often sited as the biggest roadblock to small scale pv projects. Yet, having solar panels on one’s roof paves the way for business owners and residents to put an end to ever-increasing cost of electricity.
Solar Lease - option championed by Sungevity.com and other companies for residential solar use, with $0 down - has met a steady demand from cash strapped home owners. The program is rolling out to new states beyond CA in 2011 and is poised to grow rapidly.
Does US government supports the small scale on-grid projects? Yes - federal tax rebate of 30% is applicable to solar projects. But the building codes, the community overwrite, the red-tape governing small scale adoption of solar is yet to be streamlined.
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