Some use the terms power and energy interchangeably…
Special Thanks to Jason Szumlanski, our Operations Manager, for this blog post!
However, these terms represent very different, but related concepts.
As the oil leak continues to threaten our beaches, marine life, waterways, coastlines and the related people & businesses…
Many are participating in the national Hands Across the Sand event which will be here tomorrow, June 26th at noon.
EarthPolicy.org recently posted an article about “Offshore Wind, NOT Offshore Oil”…
…and I thought based on our previous posts “Buying Eight Track Tapes in an iPad World”, this would be a great follow-up for you to read.
If you’re really looking to tap the power of the sun, while…
…saving a LOT of money on your electric bill, then you’ll probably be very interested to hear about Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning .
Recently, John & Dominic, stopped by Fox4′s Morning Blend, and talked about our Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning product, be sure to watch the video above to learn more.
Our Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning system uses a roof mounted solar thermal collector panel to assist a high-efficiency compressor. By using the power of the sun, we can significantly reduce your electrical consumption.
Benefits:
Different than solar electric systems, which produce electricity, hybrid solar air conditioning systems use evacuated tubes to heat a transfer fluid in the solar collector. This fluid superheats an environmentally friendly refrigerant to make the cooling process more efficient. The hybrid solar air conditioner reduces the amount of electricity required to cool your home.
Learn more about How Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning Works, or give us a call at (239) 574-1500.
Currently, our Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning product is available in most of Southwest Florida. Call us at (239) 574-1500 if you want to assure it’s available for you.
- Dan
While offshore oil and gas drilling is the slowest, dirtiest, most hazardous and…
Buying Eight Track Tapes in an IPad World” is a special blog series written by Melissa Upton, of our team here at Fafco Solar, reviewing four arguments against drilling for oil off of the coast of Florida.
…expensive way to produce energy – investing in clean energy would create four times as many jobs as investing the same amount of money in oil.
It is generally agreed upon that oil production follows a bell curve.
“Buying Eight Track Tapes in an IPad World” is a special blog series written by Melissa Upton, of our team here at Fafco Solar, reviewing four arguments against drilling for oil off of the coast of Florida.
Oil is increasingly plentiful on the upslope of the bell curve, increasingly scarce and expensive on the down slope.
Hurricanes and oil don’t mix…
“Buying Eight Track Tapes in an IPad World” is a special blog series written by Melissa Upton, of our team here at Fafco Solar, reviewing four arguments against drilling for oil off of the coast of Florida.
Nearly every hurricane in recent memory has caused some type of oil spillage.
Does it make any sense to put rigs near Florida, a major “Hurricane Zone”?
Don’t we have enough to worry about when we get struck by a storm?
In my readings, I found this and thought…
…you might find it interesting as well.
It’s the New York Times Concise History of Major Oil Spills, and includes:
What do you think of this?
- Dan
Florida’s number one economic asset is its beaches…
“Buying Eight Track Tapes in an IPad World” is a special blog series written by Melissa Upton, of our team here at Fafco Solar, reviewing four arguments against drilling for oil off of the coast of Florida.
Some of which have the finest, whitest sand and shells in the world.
The beaches attract tourists who spend billions of dollars here…tourism is how money is made in Florida.
As I was reading an article in Solar Today Magazine (May 2010) about how…
…Spain used a solar distiller to break down sea water into drinking water, and the thought came to me:
“Can Solar Energy Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill?”
