Go Green with Green Energy
Over the last decade, tremendous emphasis has been placed on
going green with green energy.
What exactly is green energy?
Wikipedia defines green energy as "sources of energy that are considered to be environmentally friendly and non-polluting."
These include solar, wind, geothermal and hydro electric.
Wind and Solar Energy are perfect for home use because the supply of
wind and solar power is virtually limitless and using that energy
has virtually zero impact on the environment.
Green energy is also referred to as renewable energy,
alternative energy and clean energy technologies.
These technologies all strive to lower carbon emissions, which hurt the
ozone, contribute to global warming and polute the environment.
Fossil fuels - from oil to coal - heavily polute the environment.
Even "clean coal" polutes the environment (there is no such thing
as "clean coal" ... rather it should be called "cleaner coal").
While the use of electricity is generally clean, its production is not.
You have several options. Solar Energy Systems
and Wind Energy Systems are the perfect
solution for home owners, giving them the ability to harness power
that is already in nature.
Depending on your geography, your roofline and the orientation of your
home, one or both may work for you. Contact Us
for additional information.
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While "green energy" is the buzz and in favor in Washington DC, there is
tremendous opportunity for you.
The federal government is contributing 30% of the cost for you to "go green" with
a solar or wind system.
Many states have similar programs, with additional money available for systems.
Even utilities contribute to reduce your electric requirements. Why would they do this?
By reducing the load on existing power grids, they are able to save on
construction and maintenance costs.
In NY, for example, the tax credits and incentives can add up to 65% of the
solar energy system and 90% of the wind turbines!
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