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Can anyone give an unbiased opinion justifying the use of domestic PV solar panel installations?

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 4 Comments

With the ever increasing fuel costs, one would think that such installations may now be cost effective with a reduced pay back time. I had mine fitted at the end of April in Bournemouth and they have already produced over 1200 kwh of which the energy supplier pay me 43.3p for 1kwh irrespective of whether [...]

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What is the largest residential solar installation in the country? For a single family home.?

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 4 Comments

I am looking for a database that shows the largest PV installations in the United States. Thank you in advance. Solar Power for your home. I am trying to find out if anyone knows where the biggest system is located and what it’s actual size is. I don’t know how to sort out residential from [...]

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Anyone with solar PV- what changes to your lifestyle did you make before getting the panels?

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 3 Comments

I’ve heard once you make enough changes to be able to power you house with solar, the major power drains are gone and it’s not worth it anymore. I certainly would not say "it is not worth it anymore" – but if your goal is for your solar production to meet or exceed your consumption, [...]

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SunPower introduces world’s most powerful solar module at Intersolar EU 2011

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | No Comments

At the solar industry’s largest event, Intersolar Europe, 2011 SunPower launched its new 96-cell E20 modules, which are the industry’s first commercially-available solar panels to achieve total area efficiencies of 20% and above. Jorn Jugens, SunPower’s managing director, Germany had the honour of discussing with PV-Tech the key characteristics of the module, which includes SunPower’s [...]

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less than $1 a watt DIY MAKE YOUR OWN SOLAR PANEL (PART 1)

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 25 Comments

This is part 1 of a complete panel video. There will be three inexpensive options of panel sealing. Duration : 0:11:51 Technorati Tags: ALTERNATIVE, diy, ENERGY, green, GREENPOWERSCIENCE, panel, power, science, solar

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BatteryMINDer Solar Charging System

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Click here to get 13% off! http://sund4less.info/B000JS268M BatteryMINDer Solar Charging System – 12 Volt, 15 Watt Panel, Model# SCC-015 The BatteryMINDer Solar Charging System is an ideal choice for 12 Volt battery operations. This complete system is specifically designed for charging and maintaining up to four 12V batteries of any size/type/brand. Extends performance and life [...]

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Indie Game Spotlight: Solar 2

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 25 Comments

On Steam (I guess it is 50% off for the summer sale): http://store.steampowered.com/app/97000/ Dev. Site: http://murudai.com/solar/ Awesome Indie game, soundtrack is really awesome by rig. Tell him what an awesome job he did: http://www.youtube.com/rigaudio Show me some of your systems too, post them as video responses. Duration : 0:8:42 Technorati Tags: audio, awesome, First, fun, [...]

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SANYO Solar HIT Power Roof (English)

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | No Comments

Have a look at SANYO Solar’s Building integrated photovoltaic system, the HIT Power Roof ®. The HIT Power Roof uses the new MVL² system and can replace any traditional roof. With only 50 mm thickness, it can be integrated onto any kind of roof, with any kind of tile, keeping a completely flat looking surface. [...]

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Tudorsolar – Solar PV Installation – Southport

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tudorroseltdhttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/tudorroseltdHowtosolar, southport, CompleteTudorsolar – solar PV Installation – Southport Duration : 0:7:51 Technorati Tags: Complete, solar, southport

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Flexible Solar Panel to Grid-tie inverter Green DIY Save electric

By on Sunday, July 10th, 2011 | 25 Comments

Flexible Solar Panel to Grid-tie inverter Green DIY Save electric. These new flexible solar panels are very powerful and how up very nicely. They dont have glass to worry about breaking in a storm. During an overcast day and with the flexible solar panel on the ground it was putting out 15-18 watts with no [...]

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