Florida, the sunshine state and one of the most popular states in the Union, is rapidly growing. If you are amongst the many that love this tropical state and are considering a move there, you may be interested to learn more about the solar programs offered there.Just this past June, Florida’s major utility, Florida Power [...]

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If you are considering solar and live in Pennsylvania, you’ll want to check out the update posted today. While Governor Rendell signed significant alternative energy legislation some time ago, the state has yet to explain how the program will work. In the interim, we highlight four avenues to explore. Find out all the details on [...]

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I get several calls per week from potential customers wondering how much or how little of a PV system they will need to off set their electrical use.  Grid tied PV sizing is pretty straight forward.  A Basic due south facing system should be tilted at latitude (~42 degrees in the Hudson Valley).  This is [...]

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Whoever said that has just been disproved. Solar power can be used by everybody - even those people who do not get electricity and those who just do not get much income per day.

See, the truth is, getting solar power for one’s home can be quite costly. That is, if you would be purchasing solar systems that are ready in the market. As they say, one solar system could mean shelling out quite a sum of money. But it would be a good investment and the money you would be saving in the long term would be much greater.

However, Nicole Kuepper has proven that a solar system could be created with the simplest things. Keupperi s from Australia and she has invented the iJET. The iJET is something that she crafted using a substance that is much like a nail varnish remover, a pizza oven, and an inkjet printer. She used these to create the iJET which actually gets the power of the sun and could help those who could not afford those commercial solar systems.

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