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7 Countries with Most Solar Power Usage

March 23, 2013 7:15 AM2 comments
7 Countries with Most Solar Power Usage

The concept of solar power has been around for some time, but it’s never been considered a practical means for satisfying the world’s energy needs. But as better methods for capturing and converting the sun’s rays into usable energy are developed, solar power is becoming widely adopted across many countries. [...]

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What is the Green Deal and What Does it Mean for Me?

December 18, 2012 10:32 AM0 comments
What is the Green Deal and What Does it Mean for Me?

For years now we have been constantly told how we all need to do our bit to cut down CO2 emissions, and that catastrophic climate change lies in store if we do not heed these warnings. However, it doesn’t matter how aware of the need to reduce our carbon footprint [...]

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Managing Your Businesses Energy through Alternative Renewable Approaches

November 27, 2012 4:04 PM0 comments
Not only does the use of fossil fuels to power your business dirty the air, but it also pollutes water, soil and food sources for animals.

Energy management is now one of the most important elements that business need to factor into their future sustainability. It’s a term that encompasses a variety of meanings, but when it comes to companies and worldwide industries, there is only one term that generates attention: how to save money through [...]

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4 Ways to Get Creative with Solar Energy

November 9, 2012 4:02 PM2 comments
4 Ways to Get Creative with Solar Energy

American actor William Shatner once said that, “Energy is the key to creativity. Energy is the key to life.” And when it comes to the energy used by people in my household, as much as it as possible is as green as the grass that covers the lawn around our [...]

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Your Teenager’s Room – A Future Energy Source?

November 5, 2012 6:38 PM0 comments
Your Teenager’s Room – A Future Energy Source?

When she set off for college, we could not have been prouder. It seemed as if it had been just yesterday since we had to plead with her just to do her homework and clean up her room, which most often resembled a Staten Island landfill. My daughter left home [...]

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The new 30MW Solar Power Plant

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The new 30MW Solar Power Plant

Kyocera Solar, a subsidiary of one of Japan’s biggest electronics manufacturers is set to produce and distribute 30MWs worth of solar power units to a new power plant being built in the Hokkaido Prefecture in North Japan. The news came on October the 8th 2012 as multinational electronic giant Kyocera [...]

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Winter Energy Saving Tips

October 25, 2012 3:49 PM0 comments
Hudson Passive House

As we approach winter, many are already beginning to cringe at the thought of their energy bills. Many of us would not only like to figure out ways to save money on our heating costs, but reduce our usage to begin with. This is good for our wallets and the [...]

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Power to the People: The Impact of Off-Grid Renewable Energy

August 22, 2012 5:09 AM0 comments
Power to the People: The Impact of Off-Grid Renewable Energy

Off grid renewable power not only offers energy security but green energy opportunity

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Facebook ‘Likes’ Green Energy; Unfriends Coal

July 10, 2012 6:30 AM0 comments
Facebook ‘Likes’ Green Energy; Unfriends Coal

Facebook has sent a clear message to energy producers: start investing in renewable energy now, and cut your ties with coal and other fossil fuels. What’s more, Facebook will be collaborating with Greenpeace to not only promote renewable energy, but to encourage energy producers to invest more in the development [...]

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4 Essential Tips for Building an Eco Home

July 2, 2012 5:45 AM1 comment
4 Essential Tips for Building an Eco Home

If you’re thinking about doing your bit for the environment and building a green home, you could be part of a revolution. Green builds are one of the newest and most valuable trends in construction at the moment. For every single new house built, there’s an associated impact on the [...]

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