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Solar Electric System Projects & Profiles
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Solar can be sleek—and smart. Frameless modules take this homestead to net-zero energy use.
9 comments 5 years 1 month ago by William Campbell 3
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James and Elizabeth Williams lost nearly everything in a June 2011 tornado, but in the process, they “found” renewable energy.
1 comment by America Install...
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In Washington, strong production incentives and module tracking contribute to a quicker return on investment for a farm’s 4.8 kW PV system.
5 comments by todd j lazich
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A nonprofit with a mission of “Light in every home, clean air in every kitchen, power in every hand.”
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Using a 15-watt solar-electric module and four small “computer” fans, I built a simple exhaust system to keep the crawl space under my house dry.
6 comments by ken reid
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San Francisco’s Crissy Field electric vehicle charging station started with a spark of an idea from Adopt a Charger.
2 comments by Arun Bankar
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Bainbridge Island, Washington has another project to be proud of—a 71-kilowatt community PV installation.
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How do I know if my older-model inverter is up-to-snuff according to utility standards for grid interconnection?
12 comments by Michael Welch
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Adapting a cordless electric mower to accept solar charging.
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A lunchbox? A solar charger? A teaching device? The Solar Schoolhouse has a learning tool that’s too cool.
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Richardsville Elementary School, in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is the first net-zero energy public school in the United States.
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At the Westport Winery on the Washington state coast, the buzz isn’t only about the wine—it’s about the watts.
1 comment by fotovoltaika
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