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    MAZEN MAZEN Nov 22, 2009 @ 11:32 am
    it is good that you told us about the book but i want to know if they write in this book about the negative part of solar system
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    DIY_Solar_Panels_Guru DIY_Solar_Panels_Guru Jun 20, 2009 @ 7:33 pm
    Very informative! Great lens. I especially liked the graph. I think DIY Solar is the way to go. I can't wait until this becomes a fad..and every household will have solar panels.
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    Chris79 Chris79 May 18, 2009 @ 10:09 pm
    Excellent lens Mobijo! Have 5*'s on me!! Here's My Own Bit Of Info
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    Chris79 Chris79 May 18, 2009 @ 10:08 pm
    Excellent lens Mobijo! Have 5*'s on me!! Here's My Own Bit Of Info
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    Gilbey33 Gilbey33 Apr 14, 2009 @ 10:31 pm
    An excellent idea - RePower America estimates that the US could be getting 39 percent of its energy from wind and solar by 2020. That's big.
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    Go-Green Go-Green Mar 21, 2009 @ 7:27 pm
    I think making your own solar panels is the only way to. It just cost so much less, plus its fun to do.
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    starsam starsam Feb 16, 2009 @ 8:54 am
    Your lens would be a great addition to the 'Solar Technology and Solar Energy' Group
    ( http://www.squidoo.com/groups/solar )
    Feel free to add it anytime!
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    Michael_Gaudet Michael_Gaudet Feb 1, 2009 @ 3:33 pm
    My wife has been lobbying me to go solar for quite a while now. Thanks for this informative site, I think it's the final nudge I needed! 5*s and added to my favorites. I will refer to this page when I take my next few steps towards getting off the grid!
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    Michael_Gaudet Michael_Gaudet Feb 1, 2009 @ 3:33 pm
    My wife has been lobbying me to go solar for quite a while now. Thanks for this informative site, I think it's the final nudge I needed! 5*s and added to my favorites. I will refer to this page when I take my next few steps towards getting off the grid!
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    GlennHawkins GlennHawkins Jan 13, 2009 @ 4:11 pm
    Wow!
    Great lens. It contains a lot of information on solar power especially on solar panels!
    I wish my lens on how to build homemade solar panels would be similar to yours!
    I've also bought the Earth4Energy and I found it an awesome guide! It helped me to cut my bill by approx. 70%!
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    Dec 3, 2008 @ 8:41 am
    Now that's what I called an excellent lens. Go renewable, stop coal!

    Faved & 5 stars...
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    Dec 3, 2008 @ 8:41 am
    Now that's what I called an excellent lens. Go renewable, stop coal!

    Faved & 5 stars...
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    jaspereliot jaspereliot Nov 24, 2008 @ 12:39 am
    The first step towards acceptance of solar power in the mainstream is to create awareness. Your lens does a terrific job of creating just that. Thanks for your efforts and putting together this useful information. I'd also like to think that my site, The Solar Cost Guide, also serves the community with useful solar information links, articles and references. Please stop on by and see what others are building for solar projects to help reduce our dependence on non-renewable energy.
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    rlal rlal Nov 14, 2008 @ 5:25 pm
    rlal

    Insightful and useful lens. You talk about the 2 options of hiring contractors and DIY for building Solar Power Homes. Both of these options do require several thousands of dollars of upfront investment for any reasonable sized solar installation. There is a third option now being offered by California company called Solar City. They offer zero upfront costs, and a monthly lease of around $100/month including all future upgrades, maitenance, installation etc. You can check them out at at http://solarcity.com/solarlease/default.aspx

    Ritesh
    Ps: Apologies for the multiple duplicate postings. Browser hung, and I hit on Save button several times by error :)
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    rlal rlal Nov 14, 2008 @ 5:14 pm
    Insightful and useful lens. You talk about the 2 options of hiring contractors and DIY. Both of these options do require several thousands of dollars of upfront investment for any reasonable sized solar installation. There is a third option now being offered by California company called Solar City. They offer zero upfront costs, and a monthly lease of around $100/month including all future upgrades, maitenance, installation etc. You can check them out at at http://solarcity.com/solarlease/default.aspx

    Ritesh
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    Solar Power Homes
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    rlal rlal Nov 14, 2008 @ 5:14 pm
    Insightful and useful lens. You talk about the 2 options of hiring contractors and DIY. Both of these options do require several thousands of dollars of upfront investment for any reasonable sized solar installation. There is a third option now being offered by California company called Solar City. They offer zero upfront costs, and a monthly lease of around $100/month including all future upgrades, maitenance, installation etc. You can check them out at at http://solarcity.com/solarlease/default.aspx

    Ritesh
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    Solar Power Homes
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    sunita sunita Nov 13, 2008 @ 4:24 am
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    sunita sunita Nov 13, 2008 @ 4:24 am
    You have provided good information about home solar panels.These are the future of energy.
    solar panel for homes
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    sunita sunita Nov 13, 2008 @ 4:24 am
    You have provided good information about home solar panels.These are the future of energy.
    solar panel for homes
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    Earth4Energy is one of the best power saver packages on the Internet. I've gotten it and it helped to save me 67% in power bills within the first month! You've got a really insightful lens here on the review of Earth4Energy. I've given you 5-stars for your lens. You may want to check out my lens on Earth4Energy review when you're free and let me know what you think... :) Cheers!
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    msteigenberger msteigenberger Oct 13, 2008 @ 4:22 am
    Earth 4 Energy is indeed a good manual.
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    james111 james111 Oct 12, 2008 @ 3:20 pm
    Earth 4 Eneryg is definitely worth the investment!
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    Earth 4 Energy helped me saved $2600! Thanks so much!

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