Learn To Create Your Own Electricity Dirt Cheap Within A Weekend

Get your home running on free renewable energy. You need some basic equipment and you'll be up and running your very own solar power system in no time.

With electricity prices soaring there's no wonder moving to solar power is a huge trend.

And the current economy being what it is, more and more people are looking at this renewable energy source as a way to lower their bills.

Today solar power systems and equipment work and can be had by anyone. They not only make sense money-wise, they also let you gain control of your electricity (which we all rely on heavily each and every day).

There is an incredible array of advantages that you can gain from creating your own energy:

- Your electricity bills will automatically be lower to nonexistent

- You can have it installed within a matter of days

- You can do the work yourself, cutting installation costs that you would have paid someone else had this been to difficult for you to do on your own.

You can put less than $200 on the table and have a professional grade system. It's a one shot deal and you won't have to pay anything else.

Best of all, you can actually sell electricity back to your power company

So in a weekend you'll lower your bills, take control over your power source AND make money by selling your electricity back to your power company. Not too shabby!

I love solar systems, but you should be prepared before you start:

Make sure you get quality instructions. This is electricity we are dealing with so you want to get it right. Also, make sure the instructions are very detailed so there won't be any gaps in your understanding. If you can find a video tutorial that's the best.

All of the equipment needed is dirt cheap and can mostly be found at your hardware store. If you have a good kit it will also show you where to get some of the equipment for free(!) and at the very least tell you where are the best places you can buy all of the other parts.

There are alternatives. I will list a few:

- Harnessing wind power. This can be tricky as wind is less predictable than sunshine, but building your own wind powered system is also a project you can implement in days.

- Another renewable energy alternative is hydro-power, i.e. the power of water. That's how most electricity is made on a large scale but you're not going to build a damn in your backyard so it's less effective as a power source alternative for regular people with regular homes.

I can't really think of any other alternate renewable energy power systems. In my mind, solar really is the best!

This is great for our environment and your children will thank you for it. PLUS you will save hundreds of dollars every time you get your power bill!