Browsing Posts tagged Solar Power

2012 is looking to be a game changer for the solar market. Many had expected prices to firm up in 2011 given the fact that many players closed, however we didn’t see that happening. The influx of foreign (Chinese) panels have kept prices low. Prices for solar cells skidded 62 percent in 2011 as Chinese [...]

Researchers at Queen’s University recalculate the levelized cost of electricity, and find photovoltaics (PV) is the low-cost solution. But What Is Grid Parity? According to Wikipedia: Grid parity is the point at which alternative means of generating electricity produces power at a levelized cost that is equal to or less than the price of purchasing power [...]

Up until now solar panels have fallen a little flat, literally. Whether they’re on a house or an industrial solar field in the desert, solar panels have always been one shape: flat. But the world’s not and there’s no reason why our solar panels should be either. Inspired by the way trees spread their leaves [...]

Are you tired of high electric bills? Tired of increasing utility costs? Solar power is now within the reach of most homeowners with rebates and tax incentives. Solar=Freedom from the utility company. These systems can be installed by the do-it-yourselfer with some basic knowledge, however, the wiring connections should be installed by a qualified electrical or [...]

Being prepared can reduce fear, anxiety and losses that come with disasters. Government leaders have advised us to prepare ourselves and our homes for a time of crisis. Whether it be a natural disaster, such as an earthquake or hurricane, or a manmade disaster, such as a terrorist attack or fire, prudent families are preparing for disasters [...]

The time has finally come that you can have a $0 electric bill with a solar electric system – and no money down! With Federal and utility company rebates plus Solar Direct discounts you can save up to 85% off the system cost. Get your reservation before offer ends October 31st. Limited funds available; first [...]

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