Water heating is the second largest energy expense in an average household. The costs can go up even further in the presence of problems like inefficient appliances, leaky faucets and wasteful habits.
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Beer Brewers Unite To Call For Action On Climate Change
You gotta love this piece (see title above). I’m reminded of the project I did last year for a client, promoting the idea of building-integrated solar thermal hot water heating. Part of the effort was a day or so in …
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Developing Biz-Dev Opportunities In Building-Integrated Solar Thermal
I accidentally happened across the note I wrote following one of the many hundreds of calls I made over a period of two or three months earlier this year. In my effort to research the appetite of the largest U.S. …
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InterSolar Show Hosts Important Developments in the Solar Industry
I’ll be in San Francisco next Tuesday and Wednesday for the InterSolar show, primarily to engineer a deal between my client PlexiSun (building integrated solar thermal hot water heating) and a prospective OEM. Of course, while I’m there, I’ll be …
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Building-Integrated Solar Thermal Hot Water Heating – an Innovative Approach
I know I’ve mentioned that I’m in pursuit of a manufacturing partner in the Americas for my client PlexiSun, developer of an innovative approach to building-integrated solar thermal hot water heating. By the term “building-integrated,” we mean that it doesn’t …
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U.S. Federal Government’s Approach to Energy: Disappointing
Here’s a press release issued by the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), expressing its disappointment with the U.S. EPA’s backing down on various aspects of our direction vis-à-vis clean energy. Not coincidentally, I’m facing a certain level of disappointment …
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