Wow, I saw this on the BBC web site, and thought I’d share it…
This BBC article discusses how the not only this initiative will provide jobs, but it will provide energy from the sun to power over 70,000 homes WHILE cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
Good news!
If you’re thinking solar, or renewable energy, be sure to give us a call at (239) 574-1500, or visit our Web Site at: www.FafcoSolar.com.
Enjoy!
- Dan
I’ve got great news! We’ve just added Zep Solar Module Integrated Rail Systems…
…to our product offerings!
What is Zep?
One of our passionate clients, Sensitive Dentistry in Port Charlotte, recently was interviewed…
..about using our Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning product.
I’m extremely excited to announce our upcoming celebration of Earth Day, and guess what?
You’re invited!
We’re having an open house at our “green” building in Cape Coral from Monday, April 19 to Friday, April 23, 2010, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m, and we’d love to see you!
At our Open House, you’ll be able to:
As renewable and solar energy continue to gain global awareness…
…one of the most common questions people have is:
“How Do I Power My Home From the Sun?”
The answer is with a Solar Electric Photovoltaic System.
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:
A question that I hear quite frequently regarding solar power energy, is…
What’s the delay?
Why is the transition to the ‘new energy economy’ taking so long?
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.
Well, we didn’t just start…
…and we’re not starting over.
We didn’t follow the easy money.
Here’s a lesson for you on the basics of solar electricity –
I’d like to thank one of my fellow team members, Melissa Upton, for creating this for you!
The direct conversion of sunlight into electricity is known as photovoltaics or PV for short…
