Renewable Energy is a Complementary Source of Power Emerging renewable energy sources such as fuel cell technology, hydroelectric power, wind power, geothermal energy, and biodegradable waste are gaining traction, showing potential as complementary sources of energy alongside traditional sources of power. However, before this vision can be fully realized, the technology must be further developed, … [Read more...]
Archives for 2010
Do you believe in global warming?
December 19, 2010 by 2 Comments
Global Warming is one of the largest topics today. Is it a scam made up by our government? Maybe a way for animal rights activist to save the polar bears? My opinion is based on personal belief. I don’t believe that global warming is real or an issue. Its simply our planet evolving, as everything does. I can also say that man-kind pollutes our planet day in and day out. The human race needs to … [Read more...]
Not so Fast – Solar Installation Costs are not Dropping
December 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
In an article stating that the Cost of Installed Solar Fell 30% in Past Decade, there is a strong inference that the entire cost of installing solar is going down. This is not entirely accurate. Government regulations, environmental concerns and safety issues at the state and local level are increasing the cost of installation at an alarming rate. Bureaucrats, and others, are making it … [Read more...]
Brighten your Day with CFL Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
December 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFL) are incredible energy savers. A CFL can save up to 80% in electricity costs and eliminate 400 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions over its lifetime. Compared to standard incandescent light bulbs, they consume far less electricity and last longer while illuminating the same amount of light. Averaging a lifetime of 8,000 hours compared to 750 hours for an … [Read more...]
A Solar Explosion
November 26, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Political instability, depleting resources, and rocketing energy costs have all negatively impacted the economy on a global scale. The struggle with an overreliance on traditional fuels for our energy needs is becoming ever more apparent. While narcissistic politicians huddle around cups of gourmet tea and cholesterol-filled crumpets in chilly Copenhagen to chatter about global warming, the rest … [Read more...]
