A San Francisco-based engineer describes how he reduced his home’s energy footprint by eighty percent (80%) using solar and energy conservation tactics. What would you do if you didn’t have to pay your local utility company?
Continue Reading…Posted by RockSolarAdmin on Nov 15, 2007
Financial journals published doom and gloom when solar stocks stumbled yesterday. However, where others see grim times, savvy investors see opportunity. Here’s why.
Continue Reading…Posted by RockSolarAdmin on Nov 13, 2007
Computers use electricity. Lots of electricity. And as more people go online, as more web sites get launched, as more companies digitize their business processes, we will need more electricity to move the bits around. Where will the electric power come from? It’s already here… look up!
Continue Reading…Posted by RockSolar.com on Nov 07, 2007
Computers use electricity. So anyone who uses computers has to be concerned about sustainable sources of electricity. Solar Energy is part of the sourcing solution.
Continue Reading…Posted by RockSolar.com on Nov 07, 2007
The best ideas are both simple and ingenious. For example, a trash can has limited capacity when you just toss the trash in. But if you crush the trash, the can holds much more. Great, but crushing garbage requires an electric motor (unless you use your foot). Where does the power come from? Look up at the sun.
Continue Reading…Posted by RockSolar.com on Nov 07, 2007