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		<title>Benefits of Solar Power</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are dozens of benefits associated with solar power, some discovered and some yet to be discovered as we continue to explore the different avenues associated with this unique renewable resource. With environmental, economic, health and even educational benefits associated with the use of solar power there are very few reasons why not to utilize [...]]]></description>
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</table>There are dozens of benefits associated with solar power, some discovered and some yet to be discovered as we continue to explore the different avenues associated with this unique renewable resource. With environmental, economic, health and even educational benefits associated with the use of solar power there are very few reasons why not to utilize this natural resource for your home and/or business. As more and more people recognize the benefits of this resource while understanding the dangers of our current source of power, the popularity and accessibility of solar power only continues to grow.</p>
<p>If you have ever heard the term living off the grid you may have already looked into solar energy before the boom of recent popularity. For years environmentalists have been boasting the power of the sun and encouraging anyone and everyone who could afford to invest in solar panels to live off the grid. This is by far the simplest and most effective way to reduce the greenhouse gases constantly being emitted into our atmosphere and of course there are many household benefits that can be reaped as well.</p>
<p>Non existent energy and power bills after solar panels are installed<br />
Little to no maintenance required<br />
Never ending power source<br />
Consistent power even during dark hours of the day or storms that used to cut power with our current source of energy<br />
Variety of solar power systems to fit any household lifestyle</p>
<p>The number one personal benefit is of course the elimination of electricity bills for the foreseeable future. There is a sizable upfront installation cost to get a solar power system started but once it is installed that will be your lost bill associated with the power to your home or business. On the other hand the number one benefit of solar power in relation to the environment is of course the elimination of the use of fossil fuels and the consistent use of a renewable energy source that has the potential to provide for the majority of this planet.</p>
<p>The biggest question associated with solar power for any household is how will we get power after the sun has gone down? This is a common question and once it is cleared up you will have no more reasons not to consider solar energy for your home or business. As you can imagine the power associated with the sun is quite immense. What this means for your solar panels and collectors is that for the average household it will collect far more energy than you will require during the day and this excess power will be stored and used for days where the sun is not as strong as others and yes for night time hours as well. With this being said, why are you not considering solar power?</p>
<p>The main disadvantage associated with solar power is the upfront costs. It can be substantial depending on the size of your home and how much power you use on a daily basis but remember this is a one time fee. When you do the math you are actually saving a great deal of money in the long run but spending a lot up front to make it happen. For some households this is not yet feasible but for others it is an investment that you cannot afford to not take advantage of. Solar power is only going to continue to grow throughout the world and as this happens, it will become more affordable for the masses. For now consider options like solar lights for your yard, solar pool heaters, solar water heaters and smaller solar accessories such as this to get your home ready for the big switch over to solar power when the time is right.</p>
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		<title>RV Solar Power</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Mar 2010 11:20:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Whether you already own a fifth wheel trailer or RV or you are simply considering the idea as something fun for the family this summer there are some different options to consider. You are more than likely already paying for electricity within your home, so why not get it for free in your RV with [...]]]></description>
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</table>Whether you already own a fifth wheel trailer or RV or you are simply considering the idea as something fun for the family this summer there are some different options to consider. You are more than likely already paying for electricity within your home, so why not get it for free in your RV with solar power RV solar power kits are becoming more and more widely available than ever before and what this means for those looking for a road trip this summer is less expense and more fun.</p>
<p>The first and most prominent issue with RV camping is the reliance on electricity enabled campsites. You are only capable of running your battery so long before you are forced to plug into their power resources. This not only costs you money but it leaves you limited to the areas of the country you can visit and tour. These campsites are very often booked solid during the busy camping seasons and this means booking ahead and hoping to get a good location for your family trip. These types of accommodations can really take the fun out of camping and make it more of a chore than anything else. The main problem with this scenario is that if you do not use their electricity you are running your vehicle to power your camper and this is that much worse.</p>
<p>The emission gases you are putting into the environment is only compounding our current environment problem and the solution to this predicament is solar energy. It is quite simple and affordable to implement solar panels onto the roof of your RV. You are then allowing the photovoltaic cells within the panels to turn the sunlight directly into the wattage you need to run your camper for an 18hour day. From day to day your camper will recharge for free!</p>
<p>RV solar power kits are designed to repower and charge your vehicles power during the day while the sun is charging the solar panels. Each of these kits contains one solar panel, a charge controller and all the wiring you will need to connect this solar panel directly to the battery within your vehicle. RV solar power kits are definitely able to expand should you decide you need more power in the future. You will find that the companies selling these kits offer several different sizes (wattage) and deciding what you need can be configured by using a simple calculation. You simply go through your RV and count everything that runs on electricity and how much wattage it currently utilizes (a 60watt light bulb for example). Then you multiply this by how many hours it is running a day. By adding each and every answer together you will get the answer to how much electricity your RV uses within a day. </p>
<p>You will find these solar kits range from 10watt packages all the way to 320watt packages. The prices start from $175 to $1,855 depending on how much power you need. In regards to mounting your solar panel or panels you are not required to drill into the roof of your RV if you dont want to. These panels can just as easily be installed with special adhesive tape and you will never have to worry about them blowing off during a drive or becoming unstable at any time. </p>
<p>If you are an avid camper, consider how your RV can negatively affect the environment. Solar panels and solar kits can greatly increase the security of your travels and limit the amount of fossil fuels being used to make it happen. This one time investment is definitely worth the money and you will never have to worry about paying or finding electricity campsites again!</p>
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		<title>Solar Generators &#8211; an Alternative Energy Source</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:31:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wind Turbines, Ethanol, and Hybrid as well, as Solar, are just a few of the many different types of alternative energy sources available today. Each of these alternative sources are said to be far more superior than the types of energy that has been used over the years, due to the fact that they have [...]]]></description>
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</table>Wind Turbines, Ethanol, and Hybrid as well, as Solar, are just a few of the many different types of alternative energy sources available today. Each of these alternative sources are said to be far more superior than the types of energy that has been used over the years, due to the fact that they have no undesirable consequences and because they are said to be &#8220;renewable&#8221; and &#8220;free&#8221;. One reason they are considered to be &#8220;free&#8221; is because people can actually build their own generators to produce power needed to operate whichever source they may chose to use.</p>
<p>Research into these alternative sources has shown most of these sources rely on direct sunlight in one form or another and that the solar generator is considered the most pivotal of all. There are two forms of solar generators, there are generators that are powered by the sun (heat), and the other can be powered by electricity.</p>
<p>The superiority of the solar generator over the others is also due to the ability to maintain power because in the event of a power outage small or major, and it is used mostly for the purpose of cutting energy cost. Solar generator consists of panels that are strategically placed where they will receive the most sunlight. They have what is called a deep cycle battery for continuous use and an inverter.</p>
<p>As the popularity of solar energy increases, many people are deciding to try their hands at building their own generators. One such do- it- yourself solar generator is the micro generator which can be built for as little as $90.00, with just a few tools (screwdrivers, drill, utility knife, and wire cutters). By no means will this micro solar generator heat a whole house, or even a large room, however, it will work wonders during a camping trip, and may even help out during a short-term power outage as well.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:42:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Keeping the planet green seems to be a matter for those who are steeped in chemistry and in engineering. But there are solar kits being sold that claim even those whose memories of chemistry are only in memorizing of the periodic table and memories of engineering classes are non existent, who can still put together [...]]]></description>
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</table>Keeping the planet green seems to be a matter for those who are steeped in chemistry and in engineering. But there are solar kits being sold that claim even those whose memories of chemistry are only in memorizing of the periodic table and memories of engineering classes are non existent, who can still put together a solar collector that is cheaper to build and provides heat more cheaply than solar panels.</p>
<p>For those of us worried about the greenhouse effect, solar collectors feed of the greenhouse effect by storing the heat that is produced. In effect, solar collectors create a greenhouse effect and collect or harvest the solar energy as heat.<br />
According to those selling these solar collector kits, a residential solar collector hot water system can be built for under $10,000 by paying for its installation. The kits claim that for $1500, you can put in your own solar hot water system collector and in less than three years, your hot water will be heated for free thanks to the sun and your solar collector.</p>
<p>There are two types of solar collectors. The flat plate is usually the method sold in solar collector kits and by most commercial solar collector installations. The other method is called the parabolic trough collector. Both of these solar collectors make use of the greenhouse effect to trap heat.</p>
<p>To order a solar collector is usually a very expensive proposition as their glass, copper, storage tanks and plumbing that would have to be shipped. With a solar collector book and kit, making use of products that can be found in hardware stores lets build your own solar collector. All of the techniques and supplies that you need are diagrammed and all you need is some basic building skills.</p>
<p>What could happen after you buy the kit and the supplies is that you might hire a professional solar collector installer to put it all together for you. A solar collector might be something to discuss with your builder if you are building a new home.</p>
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		<title>Solar Pool Heating</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:37:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A great way to heat your outdoor pool is by using solar pool heating. This type of heating is great for the environment and will also cut down the cost of heating your pool by thousands of dollars each year. It will generally cost you about one hundred dollars to install, but you will save [...]]]></description>
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</table>A great way to heat your outdoor pool is by using solar pool heating. This type of heating is great for the environment and will also cut down the cost of heating your pool by thousands of dollars each year.</p>
<p>It will generally cost you about one hundred dollars to install, but you will save that much money in the first year that you open your pool. Solar pool heating uses the suns natural heat to heat the water in the pool. It also uses the existing pump that currently have installed.</p>
<p>The key to solar pool heating is to keep a solar pool cover on your pool when it is not in use. This will also cut down on the emissions that are released into the air when it is not covered. The water from the pool is then pumped into pipes that are connected to solar tubes that are generally placed onto the roof your home. These are called solar tubes. They are the elements that heats the water. The pump then pumps the water back into the pool. This will create a warm pool for your family to enjoy even on the coolest of nights.<br />
This type of heating system can also be used to cool the pool if it gets to hot. The same system can be used. The temperature would just be changed so that the pumps runs the water through at night so that the water cools instead of heating. This can be obtained by putting a temperature regulator into the system. That way you can have the water at the right temperature all the time. You will not have to worry about doing it manually all of the time. A regulator does it automatically.</p>
<p>So install solar pool heating and enjoy your pool all the time and help the environment out a little along the way!</p>
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		<title>Green Energy</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:28:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Green energy is also called sustainable energy or renewable energy. It means finding other sources of energy, asides from fossil fuel. Nowadays, the fossil fuel deposits of this planet are slowly being depleted. Most people do not want to use nuclear energy because of the dangers it presents to the environment, not to mention health [...]]]></description>
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</table>Green energy is also called sustainable energy or renewable energy. It means finding other sources of energy, asides from fossil fuel. Nowadays, the fossil fuel deposits of this planet are slowly being depleted. Most people do not want to use nuclear energy because of the dangers it presents to the environment, not to mention health issues. Because of these reasons, everyone is looking for alternate sources of energy which is green or environment friendly.</p>
<p>Most sources of green energy are those which are renewable, like biofuel, solar energy, wind energy, wave power, geothermal energy and tidal energy. Renewable energy is something that is not consumed. For example, solar energy depends on sunlight. Sunlight cannot be consumed but is rather harnessed with the use of the solar panels. The energy is not entirely wasted, unlike oil and coal which needs to be consumed in order to harness the energy. Not only is green energy efficient, but it also improves energy efficiency as well.</p>
<p>Sustainable energy is utilized in many different ways. For biofuel, animal manure is used to produce energy, such as biogas machineries in piggeries and farms. Solar power is becoming famous among the middle class because they are simple to use and they are able to give energy to an entire house for hours. Wind power is one of the oldest sources of green energy and up until today, it is still used by many countries that do not have big oil deposits in their land. Hyrdroelectric dams provide millions of people renewable energy that is not harmful to the environment. There are many other sources of green energy that one can use. We need to discover new ways to get energy and not depend on fossil fuel or nuclear energy because of the potential threat that they have when used improperly. Nuclear power plants are prone to human errors which could lead to catastrophic results.</p>
<p>To be safe, use sustainable energy sources. Try using them now. Be conscious of our environment because we only have one planet that we can live on. Let’s all do our share to make it a better place to call home. Use green energy today and we are assured of a better and cleaner energy source in the future.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:25:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Solar electricity is generally created thru the use of PV or Photovoltaic technology. Photovoltaic panels are used to convert sunlight into solar energy.  This energy is converted into electricity when they are hit by sunlight.  Many home owners are converting to solar electricity because sunlight is abundant and free. It is a great way not [...]]]></description>
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</table>Solar electricity is generally created thru the use of PV or Photovoltaic technology. Photovoltaic panels are used to convert sunlight into solar energy.  This energy is converted into electricity when they are hit by sunlight.  Many home owners are converting to solar electricity because sunlight is abundant and free. It is a great way not only to help save the environment, but to save on your energy costs.</p>
<p>Solar electricity has been in use for a number of years but is still considered a cutting edge technology. Nevertheless, there are a wide range of appliances nowadays that are designed to make use of solar electricity. Photovoltaic cells have been a common source of electricity for small consumer electronics such as radios, calculators, and other small battery powered devices since the 1980s. The production of photovoltaic modules is growing at the rate of about 25 percent a year. There has been a major push in Europe, the US and Japan to include solar-based electrical systems in new construction in both residential and commercial structures. This technology is here to stay. Availability, as well as production and installation costs are certain to come down in the next couple of years.</p>
<p>Solar electricity is also a great source of backup power if you live in an area that is prone to frequent outages.  Equipment used for solar electricity is relatively inexpensive and widely available, as is sunlight itself – it’s available almost anywhere, unless you live in the polar regions.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:20:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Solar hot water heaters and solar hot water systems are becoming popular lately, and becoming more readily available on the market . Do they present any advantages should you get them? Read on and learn why solar hot water is a great choice for your home. Solar hot water heaters can give you hot water [...]]]></description>
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</table>Solar hot water heaters and solar hot water systems are becoming popular lately, and becoming more readily available on the market . Do they present any advantages should you get them? Read on and learn why solar hot water is a great choice for your home.</p>
<p>Solar hot water heaters can give you hot water efficiently &#8211; for free. They are cheap and easy to manufacture, which is why a lot of people are getting them for their own houses. You can store the hot water with up to 50 gallons for future use. The system works using the home’s own water pressure and by using photovoltaic cells to heat the water up. There is no cost for the electricity used as it is generated by the sun using the same technology as the old school solar panels. Solar hot water is now popular in schools and business establishments because it is cheap and easily maintained.</p>
<p>When building your own solar hot water system, your initial costs for the set up are not that big. You can recover your costs very quickly and usually in the first year, depending on which set up you use and the size of your solar network. It would take a much bigger unit to service a bigger house or building, but for most common homes the unit is pretty inexpensive. And as technology improves, costs associated with setting up a solar hot water system will come down even further. More and more you will find these units popping up at home improvement stores, specialty solar product stores, and of course there are a great deal of resources online for finding, building, and fine tuning your own system. You can always check the Internet if you need more information in buying and setting up your own solar hot water heater. It’s really easy to install! So there is no need to doubt. Get solar hot water today for your own home and experience the benefits that it can give to you and your home.</p>
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		<title>Passive Solar</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:17:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Passive solar is a type of green technology that uses sunlight for useful energy without having to use active mechanical systems. This is the complete opposite of active solar, which uses mechanical systems instead. This technology is used to convert sunlight into usable heat, such as water, air or thermal mass, or it can also [...]]]></description>
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</table>Passive solar is a type of green technology that uses sunlight for useful energy without having to use active mechanical systems. This is the complete opposite of active solar, which uses mechanical systems instead. This technology is used to convert sunlight into usable heat, such as water, air or thermal mass, or it can also cause air-movement for ventilating or for future use. In any case, you have to remember that active solar energy use a huge amount of energy in order to power pumps or fans while passive solar technology is only used for controlling dampers, shutters, night insulation, and other devices that can enhance solar energy collection, use and storage.</p>
<p>If you are interested in turning your house into a passive solar house, then you are making a wise choice. Not only is it relatively cheap to implement, it of course saves you money in the long run because you don’t have to rely on power-grid generated electricity for all of your home’s energy needs.</p>
<p>Passive solar is commonly used for solar hot water heaters. It is largely responsible for why they work with relatively few maintenance issues. You can also get a passive solar heating system, or install something called a <em>passive solar air heater</em>. This is an elementary type of solar panel that is installed in close proximity to one or several supply air valves, thus preheating the air being sucked into your home. The simplest type of passive solar panel can contain anything from black painted sheet metal, behind which the air is heated before it enters through the valve, to slightly more advanced solar air heaters which also make use of electric fans.</p>
<p>A large portion of passive solar heating has to do with how the house is oriented and constructed. It should be constructed and placed so that it should be able to absorb and store as much sunlight as possible, while leaking out as little heat as possible. Since there are important design elements involved, including choice of construction materials, location and orientation of the building this is of course something <em>best implemented when building a new home</em><em>.</em> But there are still ways to make use of this kind of passive solar heating without completely remodeling your home.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:12:39 +0000</pubDate>
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</table>Heating bills are now a major concern and people are looking for ways to cut down on fossil fuel and electricity consumption. Solar energy is considered a cheap alternative energy source, and is one of the most popular renewable energy sources today.</p>
<p>How is solar heat produced? Solar energy is converted with the use of solar panels. When the solar panels are charged with the energy coming from the sun, it is then utilized by the appliances that you have at your home. Getting a solar panel is cheap but if you really want to save a lot of money, then you can make the solar panels yourself. It is already said that solar energy is the energy source of the future. And it is possible because the process of solar heating is very simple. This is something that most of the common people can do and follow. Also, you don’t need to decide where to put it. Simply place it on the roof or outside where the sun shines the most and your solar panel will start working.</p>
<p>The advantage of solar energy is that it is readily available to anyone who wants to use it. This is because the materials needed to build it are very easy to find, unlike hydroelectric dams and windmills. There are many hobby shops that cater to those who wish to buy their own solar panel. You can also look this up in the internet but be careful. The Internet is not a safe place to buy things, such as solar panel equipment. There are many scammers lurking to fool you into buying one so be careful. You really don’t want to waste your money.</p>
<p>The only disadvantage with solar heat is that there are certain appliances that do not function normally with solar panels. It may be able to light up your house but there is a certain limit of the number of appliances that you can use. You might want to check it out before you get a solar panel. But nevertheless, solar heat is a great source of energy for you if you are planning to cut down your electric bills.</p>
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