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Reasons To Take Advantage of Solar Energy on Your Own Rooftop
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009Image via Wikipedia
Reasons To Take Advantage of Solar Energy on Your Own Rooftop
Reading through my local Sunday paper highlights reasons enough to press on toward incorporating solar energy on my own rooftop.
One issue (of many) the new mayor of San Antonio, Texas faces is energy. According to this article in the San Antonio Express-News, the [...]
A Texas Senate Bill Would Subsidize Solar Panels
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A Texas Senate Bill Would Subsidize Solar Panels
Those of us trying to make solar power an affordable option always have ears turned to possible options that reduce solar power costs and installation.
According to KBTX.com last week, the Texas State Senate Business and Commerce committee voted the Fraser solar proposal (SB 545) out of [...]
Texans for Solar Energy
Monday, February 16th, 2009Texans for Solar Energy
Today’s article from chron.com touts the up-and-coming development of a solar industry in Texas, my home state.
For me, this is happy news. I am neither scientist nor electrical engineer, but I have first-hand experience with the amount of sunlight that falls on our lovely state. Indeed, development of solar energy in Texas [...]
Home Energy and the Renewable Electricity Standard (RES)
Monday, February 9th, 2009Image via Wikipedia
Home Energy and the Renewable Electricity Standard (RES)
The Alliance to Save Energy is pleased about a new piece of legislation introduced by Rep. Edward Markey (D-Mass). If enacted, the Energy Efficiency Resource Standard (EERS) legislation would reduce national energy use while incorporating renewable energy sources.
That sounds good. I do want to reduce my [...]
Is Renewable Energy the Next Subprime Mortgage Meltdown?
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Is Renewable Energy the Next Subprime Mortgage Meltdown?
There are as many opinions about solar and renewable energies as there are people on the planet!
The article “Carbon Limits, Yes; Energy Subsidies, No” in the Wall Street Journal
highlights the expected actions of our new incoming president and the resulting republican opposition.
It seems most conversations get [...]
Renewable Energy Politics
Thursday, December 11th, 2008Image via Wikipedia
Renewable Energy Politics
What governments do affect us. It’s true.
The Incentive Tax Credits (ITC) recently passed can reduce your cost for home solar energy up to 30 percent. This is a better deal than the expiring tax credits which limited tax credits to $2000.
But we – the folks concerned about the environment and our [...]
Why I Want Solar Energy for my Home
Thursday, November 20th, 2008Why I Want Solar Energy for my Home
This quest to use solar energy to power my home leads through a scintillating labyrinth of alternative energy issues. The more I learn about energy in general and alternative energy in particular, the more I love solar.
Browsing through a local bookstore, my husband came across an interesting book, [...]
Residential Solar Energy and Oil Price Decline
Friday, November 14th, 2008Residential Solar Energy and Oil Price Decline
The push to incorporate renewable energy in our home was spurred on by the exorbitant summer energy prices. Solar energy moved from the dreaming stage to the action stage. Indeed, the higher oil prices made solar and other renewable energies more economically feasible.
Today, with the current credit climate and [...]
Will Solar Energy Prices Decline?
Thursday, November 6th, 2008Will Solar Energy Prices Decline for Home Solar Energy?
Those of us moving toward using solar energy for our homes gather around to see what solar prices will be in the coming year.
The Wall Street bailout—whether we agree with it our not—brought good news in the form of a promised 30% tax credit for solar purchases. [...]
Where Our Presidential Candidates Stand on Energy Issues
Tuesday, November 4th, 2008Election Day 2008 — Where do the Candidates Stand on Energy Issues?
It’s Election Day, 2008. If you have yet to vote, and want to know where our presidential candidates stand on energy issues, read this report from Energy Business Daily. Here’s an excerpt from the article:
The most important concern in the latest presidential election campaign [...]