In this NBC news snippet, I talk about how solar energy growth isn’t a fad…
…and how Florida is not number #1 in terms of solar usage, YET, it is the Sunshine State!
We’ve been in the Solar Energy business for over 30 years, and we’re definitely seeing a continued growth in our solar energy business.
Here’s 9 ways you can conserve energy by switching to solar energy based solutions:
If you’re looking for one of the easiest, most amazing ways…
…to really understand the way you, or your business, uses energy, then you need to meet –
TED (an absolutely awesome energy monitor) is a device that can monitor:
Have you ever thought about how much electricity you use, and…
…possibly reducing your usage?
Think about this:
Nationwide, electricity rates have increased an average of 4.4% per year over the past 35 years, twice that rate in some parts of the country.
Special Thanks to Melissa Upton for writing this blog post!
At the local level, Florida Power & Light (FPL) is asking for a $1.3 billion annual increase in base rates, which amounts to about $12.40 per month for the first 1,000-kilowatt hours used.
Global warming is a phrase that most of us are now familiar with since it was brought to the media forefront with Vice President Al Gore’s book and subsequent movie, “An Inconvenient Truth.”
Fluctuations in the Earth’s temperature are inevitable due to decades-long ocean cycles.
Special Thanks to Melissa Upton for writing this article for our blog!
But a growing body of scientific evidence indicates that since 1950…
The Bundesrepublik Deutschland and the Pacific Northwest in the United States have one major thing in common – they both get about the same amount of sunshine which translates to “a lot of cloudy days” in plain American English.
I’d like to thank one of my fellow team members, Melissa Upton, for creating this for you!
In Germany, where the clouds rarely seem to part, there are more photovoltaic installations than anywhere else and it is the third largest producer of solar cells and modules after China and Japan.
So why in the world is Germany the worldwide leader in solar energy and what does that have to do with the Florida Gators?
Well, we didn’t just start…
…and we’re not starting over.
We didn’t follow the easy money.
If your home is in Southwest Florida – do you wonder if solar energy is a good investment?
There are a number of things to consider including good sunlight, financial incentives, net-metering policies, cost of materials, and high electric rates…
In 2002, I decided to renovate our 25 year old, Fafco Solar building in Cape Coral…
A photo of our building back in late 70’s!
In doing so, I tried to use as many green products and practices as I could afford…
Are you in love with your energy source?
A strange question, isn’t it?
Strange because:
