Tag Archives: solar and the environment

The solar thermal industry is notoriously treated as “the other solar” in the United States, despite it being widely used and appreciated in other parts of the world.  The ASES National Solar Tour is not only an opportunity to educate … Continue reading →

Here’s a great infographic from solar PV lead generator, One Block Off the Grid a.k.a. 1bog.org. The people over there do amazing work, turning plain numbers and facts into colorful, easy-to-understand, visual information. If you’re handy with graphics, please create … Continue reading →

There’s no doubt that if your heating water with electricity or oil, then installing solar hot water makes economic sense, especially with all of the state and federal incentives. But there’s also a very good environmental reason for choosing solar … Continue reading →