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1. Thermal mass for home heating Very simply thermal mass refers to any large, heavy construction that is used to store heat and release it at a later date. Most people will have experienced the effect of thermal mass whether you realise it at the time or not - have you ever sat on...
2. Passive Solar Home - Using Free Green Solar Energy We live in a passive solar home. We heat, cool and power our home using solar energy. We have even created a website that not only tells how we do it, but shows you as well using videos. We would like to show you what it is like living in a passive s...
3. Solar Heating - Use Solar Energy To Heat Water We live in an all solar home. We heat, cool and power our home using solar energy. We heat our water with solar panels that are mounted on our roof. The water is circulated through the panels during the day and is stored in a large tank. Our system h...
4. How to use Solar Energy like Israel. Israel has been doing solar research for a number of years. Look how far this has come.
5. Green Energy Investing While everybody is excited about the Wall Street meltdown ( oh, if we could only harness the energy of all the hot air generated by politicians and pundits), the Senate quietly extended variety of tax credits for alternative energy. BTW: both McCain...
6. Eco Lodge Living The Lodge At Lick Creek Lane is cord wood, straw bale, steel, glass and rock construction plus insulated glass windows, a green roof and solar power. The Lodge provides a beautiful and comfortable living environment focused on living lightly on the E...
7. Building with Natural Light There are very few things as welcoming in a home or office as sun light. Rooms filled with natural light appear more beautiful, spacious and move the spirit within each of us. When you add fresh air through natural ventilation, you have created a pla...
8. Passive Solar Heating It doesn't matter if you are building your home or remodeling, you can turn it into a solar energy home by making a few simple changes to your plan. If electric and gas become hard to manage you may want to consider heating your home with the sun. So...
9. Passive Solar Energy Passive solar refers to the design and placement of a building to enable solar heating without the need for sensors, actuators, and pumps, in contrast to active solar, which utilizes pumps/blowers, sensors, and logic control units to manage collectio...