PV Gap

Carmen Said:

Hydrogen or Solar Energy; which is most profitable frontier?

We Answered:

Wind mills

The Democratic Comprehensive Energy Plan To Lower Gasoline Prices


This is how we will do it. And this why we will do it.



This country has so much under used industrial capacity in our Auto Plants, Airplane Plants, Steel Plants and Electronics Plants to make America Energy Independent in 2 to 5 years. We can build enough windmills and solar power and wave generation energy plants to replace 90% of all of the electricity generated by COAL and NATURAL GAS.

The Coal and Natural Gas saved by Green Replaceable Elecrrical Generation can now be used to make fuel for cars, trucks, busses, boats and airplanes, and or plastics, chemicals, fertilizers and pharmacuticals.

We need a comprehensive plan that puts America back to work in endeavors that benefit 99% of America.

Howard Scott Pearlman

and

Tony Mullen

Leslie Said:

Which states offer rebates on Solar energy cell installations?

We Answered:

Try this one: http://www.dsireusa.org/

It's the Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy and has links to rebates and other incentives offered by states, counties, cities, etc.

Brian Said:

solar energy?

We Answered:

12:00:00 will last about 5 days with out stoping and at lest 3 square meters is needed

Jesse Said:

Cost of installation of solar panel in our school?

We Answered:

The best way is to go to our office, and ask whoever manages the facilities how many kilowatt-hours of electricity your school uses per year. From that, you could call a local solar company and get a rough estimate of how much it would cost.

If you're not doing a serious investigation, you could take the following approach, since most commercial buildings consume far more than solar panels can provide. Find out how much roof space you have suitable for solar. Then figure $50 per square foot. You will ultimately be limited either by space or by cost.

Erin Said:

why havnt all new houses over the last 10 years been built with solar panels fitted as standard?

We Answered:

Hi Steve,
That's easy. The Government spend a lot of time telling us how good they're doing based on GNP (Gross product or something).
Now then, if they made it lawful to fit solar panels then house prices would be increased and sales would drop thereby inflicting serious impact to the housing market and the GNP.
This is all to do with Blair's 'targets'
PS. What other reason is there for not doing so?