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LED Grow Lights

LED Grow Lights

LED grow lights are a useful, low-power tool for anyone looking to extend growing and planting seasons. These lights are intended for indoor or greenhouse use, and come in a variety of sizes, colors, and energy outputs. They can be ...

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Conservation of Energy

Conservation of Energy

The ways to derive independent energy are varied and important. But, what do you do once you have the necessary energy? How do you make sure you do not run short or, worse yet, run out completely? We can accomplish ...

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Hydro Power

Hydro Power

There has been one constant in all of recorded human history:  our dependence on water. We need it to live, but not only to drink. Water can be harnessed in a multitude of ways to supply us with power, warmth, ...

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Innovations in Solar Technology

Innovations in Solar Technology

Continuing research is focusing on improving and enhancing solar technology, and on finding ways to create the optimal alternative power source. The following selection represents recent solar power innovation and improvements for existing photovoltaic modules. FUSION™ Solar Film Developed by ...

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Wind and Solar Hybrid Systems

Wind and Solar Hybrid Systems

Separately, wind and solar energy are effective ways to power a home or a business but can be limited due to lack of sun or a sudden shift in wind velocity. Using a combination of these will provides a stable, ...

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Wind Power: Size Matters

Wind Power: Size Matters

There are a number of factors to consider when researching whether a wind turbine is the correct choice for your home’s off-grid power source. Issues such as your home’s overall power need, the location and topology of your property, and ...

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Solar Water Heaters

Solar Water Heaters

If you live in the northern U.S., you will probably benefit more from solar water heating than you would from solar power (photovoltaic or PV).  Because of the amount of average cloud cover and other atmospheric issues in the north, ...

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