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Solar Energy Lease

Because of high up-front costs, many homeowners are reluctant to build and install their own solar system. Is there is a way to keep those costs low? This may be the answer, solar leasing. Read about it here.

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Solar Leasing – Worry-Free Energy on the Cheap – Patch.com

There are now solar leasing programs that enable you to lease solar equipment, much like you would lease a car. By Raina Russo All eyes are on solar, as a practical homegrown wholesome source of energy that is the key to our future. and more »

Wow! A free custom design and installation. The lease fee combined with your lower electric bill, should cost less overall than what you are paying now. The lease is transferable to the new homeowner if you sell, or you can buy the system and add it to the home’s asking price. What a deal!

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Posted by on October 16th, 2011 Comments Off

SolarDiscountSecrets.com

Visit SiteIf you are like most families in this troubled economy, you try to buy things when they are on sale or can be purchased at discount prices. Buying a solar panel system for your home should be no different.

You have a family to feed! Let someone else (who didn’t buy this guide) pay full retail price and provide the extra profit to the solar dealer.
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Posted by on April 11th, 2011 No Comments

abovegroundpoolsandecks.com – Your Information resource for aboveground pools and decks!

Visit SiteOne of the most common questions about solar panels is; Does the height of my house have any bearing on the performance of the panels. The answer is not really because the pump pushes the water up to the roof and once up there it has to come down, and as it does, it creates a siphon effect that pulls water up to the roof so the pump does not work any harder than normal operation. The more panels you have means the water will flow through them slower and will get warmer. A rule of thumb is that the square feet of the solar panels equals the surface area of the pool.

The solar panels that are mentioned below are used in a very northern city, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. If you have ever been to Vancouver you will probably have had some experience with rain. We have about 2 full months of sun in the summer interspersed with rain and that brings down the temperature of the pool water considerably. I also have large trees to the east of me and I don’t get the sun on the panels till about 9 A.M. and the sun has been up since 5 A.M. My house roof slopes east and west. A lot of solar panel manufacturers say that the solar panels should be on the west side of the roof for maximum efficiency, that very well could be, but I swim when I get home from work, and like to swim in 82 to 84 degrees Fahrenheit, 26 – 28 degrees Celsius water. So the sun has been on the solar panels all day.
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Posted by on April 10th, 2011 No Comments

How to Make biodiesel – Homemade Biodiesel

Visit SiteAttention all drivers! Gas prices are rising! You are feeling the pinch everytime you top up diesel fuel at the station! Now, you can change all that by learning…

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Posted by on April 10th, 2011 No Comments

Solar Install Course

Visit SiteThanks again John! I have been in the electrical industry for 11 years and I just understood the basics of solar but I never installed one. But, after watching the video and reading your study material, its amazing that now I know I could install any system, speak very knowledgeably on the system and how it works and how its installed. I looked at a lot of solar training courses on the internet and they all ranged from $600 to $3,500.00 dollars. After taking your course I am just as prepared as if I spent thousands or more. I not only thank you for helping me learn about solar, but thank you for saving me a lot of money!

Are you looking to get into the booming Solar Business but can’t afford the hundreds of dollars being charged for other courses? Do you want to start your own Solar Business and become a “Solar Millionaire”? Are you sick and tired of your job and ready to go into business for yourself as a Solar Installer? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then this may be the most important letter you ever read!!
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Posted by on April 7th, 2011 1 Comment