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Got Sun? Go Solar: Get Free Renewable Energy to Power Your Grid-Tied Home By Rex A. Ewing And Doug Pratt ![]() Are you connected to the grid, but want to reduce or even eliminate your electric bills with free energy from the sun and wind? From the sun-soaked Southwest to windy North Dakota to the hurricane-prone Southeast, homeowners are discovering renewable energy. Now with rebates and incentives from most states, installing a solar or wind system is an economically-attractive and environmentally-responsible option. Do it for your checkbook, or for independence from blackouts. Or do it just because you want to help the environment. You’ll be glad you did. * Why invest in renewable energy for your home? |
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SEI PV Design Manual Photovoltaics: Design and Installation Manual, written by SEI, a
world-class solar energy training and education provider since 1991, has
made available the critical information to successfully design, install and
maintain PV systems.
The book contains an overview of photovoltaic electricity, and detailed descriptions of PV system components. It includes chapters on sizing photovoltaic systems, analyzing sites and installing PV systems, as well as detailed appendices on PV system maintenance, troubleshooting, and worldwide solar insolation data. This textbook is meant as a user-friendly, how-to-guide for anyone interested in installing PV on their home or as a business. Carol Weis, an SEI PV Instructor, believes this book is a "must-have textbook, to be required in any renewable energy (high school to university level) course." Solar Energy International is a non-profit organization whose mission
is to help people incorporate renewable energy into their lives. Based
in Carbondale, Colorado, and active around the world, SEI provides
information, education and hands-on training to people who want to shape a
sustainable future. "SEI offers the most comprehensive, intensive and
practical PV training available in the country," comments Richard Perez, the
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Solar Water Heating![]() A Comprehensive Guide to Solar Water and Space Heating Systems After giving a history of solar water heating in the US, the book describes various systems that use the sun to heat and store water. Climate, freeze conditions, water quality and amount of sunlight available are some of the factors considered in choosing a system, and the book describes them all. Individual components are detailed in a logical, straightforward way. It’s obvious the authors have extensive practical knowledge. The writing style is informal and easy to read. Besides all the solar water heating information, this book also has a good section on radiant floor heating, detailing the use of PEX tubing to heat a concrete slab. For anyone planning a residential sized solar water heating system, this is the best book available. It’s an excellent guide, whether you decide to choose the individual components yourself, buy a package, or hire a contractor to install a turnkey system. |
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