A small town in Catalonia has financed a self-consumption solar installation through crowdlending services.
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From Guest Blogger Emie-Claude Lamoureux: First Self-Consumption Solar Energy Project in Girona Province, Spain
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From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: How to Build a Better, More Earth-friendly Home in 2017
Being environmentally intelligent is part of society’s psyche today as more people try to reduce their impact on the land and resources. You might be planning to build a house with eco-friendly intentions too. As 2017 moves forward, there are …
From Guest Blogger Becky Evans: What Types of Businesses Can Benefit from Solar Panels?
Absolutely any business can significantly benefit from solar panels. Big or small and across all industries, if you have a roof over your business then it is more than likely that your company can save with Solar PV. Commercial roofs …
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From Guest Blogger Akaahan Terungwa: Five Important Questions (And Answers) You Should Tackle Before Transitioning To Solar
Like it or not, the renewable energy revolution is right here upon us and solar is clearly leading the game. For cynics (and doubting Thomases), the singular fact that Tesla made more money in the last quarter than the entire …
From Guest Blogger Arthur Smith: Most Common Solar Energy Myths Debunked
Solar energy is a huge power resource all over the world, because as of last year solar power generates more than 1% of the electricity demand globally. That is no easy feat to achieve, because power generation market still is ruled …
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From Guest Blogger Emma Sturgis: Solar Success–Four Tips For Going Off The Grid
There are many reasons that getting off the grid may appeal to you. Perhaps it’s a national distrust, yearning for a simpler, less stressful life, or a desire to help Mother Nature return to a healthier condition. As unique as …
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From Guest Blogger Randy Carlson: Solar Osmosis–a Better Drought Solution for the Southwest
America’s Southwest is running out of water. Reservoirs are drying up, and our population continues to grow. Our cities, our high-value agriculture, our environment and our future all depend on water resources we don’t have. One abundant resource the Southwest …
Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, Climate Change, green energy, Renewable Energy, solar energy, sustainability
Solar Power International Is a Learning Experience
Terrific day at the Solar Power International (SPI) show yesterday. I had the opportunity to take in a 30-minute presentation by an extremely senior analyst at Bloomberg, though it really wasn’t particularly good news for distributed solar. The over-supply midday …
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From Guest Blogger Dixie Somers: Five Green Services to Start Using Right Now
If you want to reduce your carbon footprint and help the environment, you can switch to using green home services that will enable you to create a more eco-friendly living space. Here are five of the top green services you …
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From Guest Blogger Meghan Belnap: Five Ways Solar Energy Can Improve Your Business Productivity
In many countries of the world, solar-based power systems have become a lucrative business. You may be thinking that solar power is highly infeasible because it costs too much and is too overelaborate for the small amount of power the …
