reasons to go solar

The Climate Bill and Home Solar Energy?

Harry Reid abandoned efforts to push the climate change bill through the senate.  But what does that mean for residential solar energy?  Fortunately, residential solar rebates will not be directly impacted by the loss of the climate bill.  The bill was mainly set up to address the releasing of green house gases, an

Gulf Oil Spill Outrage - What About Coal?

gulf oil spillI like many others in the U.S. are watching on in horror as the Gulf oil spill saga continues. The public outcry has been immense - calls to boycott BP and cease off shore oil exploration are everywhere in the news.

Residential Solar Energy - An Investment In Your Future

Over the past 20 years home improvement has grown to a multi-billion dollar industry which is evidenced by the number over Home Depot and Lowe's stores around the country.

Gulf Coast Oil Spill Silver Lining

Gulf oil It's not easy to shed a positive light on the Gulf Coast Oil Spill, but the one very thin silver lining is that  it is another indisputable reason to take the steps advocated by climate change experts.  The oil spill gives reason for the people who don't believe in climate change, but who also don't like the havoc that the oil spill is wreaking on t

Why do YOU want to go solar?

Many of the early adopters of solar energy were out to save the earth at any cost. They lead the charge and helped form the now booming solar energy industry. However these days, people are choosing to install solar panels for a myriad of reasons; To save money, to have fixed, predictable energy costs, to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, and ultimately to leave an earth and civilization behind that their grandchildren’s children can enjoy.

What’s your reason?

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