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Give the Gift of Green
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, they say. And it probably is – but it’s certainly not the greenest. Not only does it generate lots of waste for landfills, but holiday time can leave us with lots of…
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Dreaming of a Green Christmas – Take 1
Ah, the holidays. A time of family, friends, good cheer – and lots and lots of waste. Wasted energy, wasted food, wasted money. Holidays can make a cynic out of the most noble hearted of us. For those paying attention,…
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Facility Energy Modeling and Assessments
The level of energy consumed in a building has to be assesses in order to come up with a conservation program. Assessment of energy consumption (aka: Energy Modeling) is done in three main ways: Conducting and Energy Audit Monitoring Energy…
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20w Lightwiz Spiral CFL
$2.91
20w
CRI: 82
Lumens: 1,400
Dimensions: 2.5” x 4.7”
Color Temperature: 2,700
Average Rated Lifetime: 10,000 hours
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Morningstar - ProStar Charge Controller 15M
$219.41
The ProStar 15M charge controller has many new and unique features and uses highly advanced technology to deliver the most accurate voltage and current measurements. It provides for longer battery life and improved system performance, while allowing you to monitor it all on its highly accurate digital meter.
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Green Gardening: Save Time, Money and the Environment
(ARA) - Everyone wants a beautiful landscape but most people feel they lack the time and expertise to cultivate the results they want. With a few simple eco-friendly changes in your fall landscape care, you can get more beautiful results…
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Passive Solar for an energy efficient dwelling
Your home or office is subjected to various climatic conditions, be it local, regional and more generally global. All variations influence the design of your building in relation to the sun. Poor design of buildings in terms of utilizing solar…
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Reduce Phantom Electrical Loads
Phantom electrical loads are those hidden, unseen or forgotten electrical loads that drive up energy cost and increase emissions. These phantom loads account for almost 11% of all residential electricity consumption. In order to create a more energy efficient home,…
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Insulate Water Tank and Lines
Posted on Sep 26, 2008 - By: Adam Beazley
A water tank insulation jacket costs under $30 and helps hold the heat inside, making your hot water heater more efficient. You can also add pre-cut pipe insulation or bubble insulated radiant barrier on exposed pipes going into your water heater and the hot water pipe coming out of your water heater - it is cheap and easy to install. If you’re starting with an uninsulated hot water tank, the energy savings should pay for the improvements in just a few months.
