By SolarByTheWatt.com on March 5, 2009
Is solar energy capable of providing so much power that to offset the need for use of fossil fuels?
We want to look at the needs of energy of the United States and the world and compare with the practical size installations of solar power stations needed to replace that.
The question of completely replacing all fossil fuel or all other sources of electricity and other energy is much more complex than just looking at the numbers. Probably replacing the other sources in just electricity production is simpler but still in addition to simply adding capacity, changes of large scale are needed in the national grid configuration.
By SolarByTheWatt.com on February 26, 2009
Are you thinking of installing solar power for homes? If so then here’s an inventory of all the parts you’ll need so as you can get a sense of the scale and general cost of the job.
Begin by establishing exactly how much of your home’s total energy usage you want to be run on solar power. Do you want solar power merely to heat the water and the water-heating system? Do you want to go completely off-grid and power the whole house by solar power? Either way, you’ll need to know how much energy your home is consuming per month on average.
By SolarByTheWatt.com on February 19, 2009
SolarByTheWatt.com starts to publish information about solar panels, inverters and other products focusing on dollar price per watt. Dollar price per watt in the solar power industry is believed to be a critical factor that will lead to even further acceptance of the technology and realizing its potential as a real, long term solution of numerous issues with securing reliable super clean way of generating energy on national and international basis.