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30th November 2010

A Solar Hot Water Heating System Can Save You Money

Conventional water heaters are an incredibly inefficient way to heat the water we use in our homes everyday. These systems are constantly heating a large reservoir of water around the clock so that it is ready for use when we need it. The gas or electric ...

08th September 2010

What is Homemade Solar Energy?

Solar Energy What is Homemade Solar Energy? Every day, the sun radiates (sends out) an enormous amount of energy—called solar energy. It radiates more energy in one second than the world has used since time began. This energy comes from within the s...

13th July 2010

Some Interesting Solar Power Facts To Ponder

Solar power provides several ways to convert the power the sun provides for free into electricity and heat you can use in your home to lower your monthly expenses. Even though these solar conversion systems have been available for decades, the rising cost...

03rd June 2010

All About Solar Thermal

Starting off let's talk about the types of Solar Thermal Panels.There are a few different types and several different applications. Here they are: Flat Plate Collector: This panel is a solar collector in a box that is insulated and has a glass or sub...

12th May 2010

Solar Water Heating for Swimming Pools

Those lucky enough to own swimming pools will know of the many joys they bring. However, they will also be well aware of the fact that their pools are also big energy users. Over the years, the amount of money spent on heating even small pools can run i...

26th February 2010

Cost of Solar Energy

Solar energy is a natural source of energy that comes directly from the sun. When solar energy hits the earth it spreads over the earth's surface and provides warmth evenly. If you could capture the sun's rays into a particular area for a long period of t...

21st September 2009

Solar Energy

Mankind's use of solar energy has a history that dates back centuries. Archimedes, renowned Greek mathematician and scientist, used the concentrated reflections of soldiers' brass shields to set fire to enemy ships during the 2nd century B.C.E. By the 6th...

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