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Short summary about renewable energy

Posted under News by Webmaster at 19:08 on Jun 04 2010

9 Responses to “Short summary about renewable energy”

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   1 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 20:04

   I’m just doing my little part in the energy world

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   2 AlternativeAntriebeon 04 Jun 2010 at 20:31

   but there is never enough to can feed the engery hunger…

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   3 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 20:58

   One of the biggest scams going are the federal tax credits available for the purchase and instalation of solar and wind power plants, the tax credits actually make using the utilities power seem rediculous, just put in your own and reap the financial benifits and feel good about helping the enviornment

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   4 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 21:31

   I have also purchased two 800 watt wind turbines to add to my residential power plant, this should add enough to get me through even the hottest portion of the summer without drawing off the electric grid and supply more surplus energy for the neighborhood I live in.

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   5 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 22:17

   the whole fossil fuel issue is such a mysery to me, there is billions of millions of cubic feet of natural gas off the US east coast yey no one taps into it. Also, there are vast oil reserves along the East coast of the US and in Florida, yet no one has tapped into it. The oil companies just play the short game and drive prices up. I’m fed up with playing thier game, I’ll just put mother nature to work without green house gasses and paying the oil companies huge prices for thier products.

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   6 AlternativeAntriebeon 04 Jun 2010 at 22:39

   very good! You are proving that we can also produce enough energy without fosile means.

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   7 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 22:43

   just waite till I complete my hydrogen fuel cell, .5 mw worth, and the hydrogen production process is powered by the sun as well! Almost finished with Solar panel for water heater, goodbye natural gas, 24v/DC pump run of my solar panels! passive solar heat for winter use, cut my heating bill in half.

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   8 AlternativeAntriebeon 04 Jun 2010 at 22:44

   Respect! You are the example for this I always say: It is possible to to produce enough energy with renewables in the right way used.

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   9 Drdavet1960on 04 Jun 2010 at 22:58

   I just installed 5800watts of solar panels, inverter and battery bank, the utility company now sends me a check every month!!

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