Solar Powered Christmas Lights and Decorations
If you want to go green for Christmas, consider using solar Christmas lights in place of traditional lights. Solar lights can be used for outdoor decorations and don't require any electricity. Simply let the sun charge them up and then enjoy the show! Light up your yard with these solar decorations and lights, and get some ideas for lower-energy indoor Christmas lights
Solar Powered Outdoor Christmas Lights

SOLAR POWERED CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
No outlet needed for these solar-powered Christmas lights! Decorate anywhere with this string of 60 lights. They'll charge during the day and automatically turn on at dusk and run for eight hours, so your outdoor lighting can be green, easy, and efficient - with no energy cost or carbon footprint! The set shown here comes in white, but multicolor lights are also available.
More Outdoor Solar Christmas Lights
Light up the night with these eco-friendly Christmas lights

The tradition of illuminating the home during the holidays dates back to the dark ages when yule logs and winter solstice candles would be lit to summon back a fading sun. These LED Solar Holiday Lights turn that custom on its head by using the sun itself to provide their power! A solar cell charges them during daylight hours and a photo cell turns them automatically on and off at dusk and dawn to help you sustainably celebrate the season. Includes 6' wire leads.
Solar Powered Rudolph
A fun solar Christmas yard decoration
Rudolph Solar Power Figure - 18"
Amazon Price: (as of 12/26/2009)![]()
Rudolph can help you go green! This cute little figure has a solar-powered red nose, so you don't have to worry about plugging him in every night to make him glow. The Roman design stone resign Rudolph statue measures 18"high x 15.125" wide x 10.125" deep and will help guide Santa straight to your house.
Who Invented Electric Christmas Tree Lights?
Edison's assistant is the Father of Electric Christmas Tree Lights
From that point on, electrically illuminated Christmas trees gained rapid popularity. In 1895, U.S. President Grover Cleveland proudly sponsored the first electrically lit Christmas tree in the White House.
Electric Christmas tree lights were invented in 1882.
Indoor LED Christmas Tree Lights
Solar doesn't work indoors, but these lights use less energy

Since solar lights aren't practical for indoor tree lighting, LED (or Light Emitting Diode) lights may be the next best thing. These lights don't have filaments or bulbs like traditional lights, they use up to 80 percent less energy, and they can last 20 times longer than traditional lights.
According to an article from the website for CBS 11 TV in Dallas, "If we replaced all those large Christmas bulbs with LED lights we would save 2 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity. That's enough to power 200,000 homes for one year."
You can buy LED lights online at a variety of stores, from Christmas specialty sites such as Christmas Lights Etc to mega retailers such as Amazon.
Solar Christmas Wreath
Light up your holiday decor with the Odyssey 24" Solar Christmas Wreath from HSN and enjoy no-hassle decorating. With no extension cords, wires or outlets, this wreath offers easy holiday cheer. With a traditional feel, this decoration is decked with red winterberries and pinecones for an authentic organic and earthy look.
Solar Snowman
Westinghouse Poly Snowman Solar Light Set - 3 Pc.
Amazon Price: $38.95 (as of 12/26/2009)![]()
Use this 3-piece set anywhere outside. The solar panel charges even on cloudy days, so you can be sure your Christmas will be bright!
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Are You Dreaming of a Green Christmas?
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- rgrajagiri rgrajagiri Dec 14, 2009 @ 4:37 am
- It's looks really very nice
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- lasertek lasertek Dec 7, 2009 @ 6:53 pm
- Wow! This is really very nice. Will bring this up to my family and share this lens to them. Using Solar Christmas Lights and Decorations is indeed a good idea this holiday season.
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- jdluntjr jdluntjr Nov 28, 2009 @ 8:23 am
- nice lens. I like the history you provided
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- SoyCandleLover-Maker SoyCandleLover-Maker Nov 24, 2009 @ 3:14 pm
- This is the year I 've decided to replace the old and bring in the new as solar powered. Thanks for the great ideas. 5 stars, Fav and lensrolled to my
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- oztoo oztoo Oct 26, 2009 @ 1:58 am
- Hey I think its nice to use solar powered lights. They look good too. Nice lens
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