Insight Wind and Solar

Sunforce 12-Volt 400-Watt Wind Generator
[SF400WAX] $698.99





The Sunforce 12-Volt 400-Watt Wind Generator harnesses the power of the wind to provide you with clean, free renewable energy. Not only can it lower your electric bill at home, but it's also a great choice for generating electricity at cabins and worksites far from existing power lines. With compatible equipment, Sunforce wind generators can even be paired with solar panels for additional, diversified power creation.

Tel Aviv University's Department of Physical Electronics and its innovative new Renewable Energy Center are now developing a solar panel composed of nano-antennas instead of semiconductors. By adapting classic metallic antennas to absorb light waves at optical frequencies, a much higher conversion rate from light into useable energy could be achieved. Such efficiency, combined with a lower material cost, would mean a cost-effective way to harvest and utilize "green" energy.

WASHINGTON -The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) are evaluating the feasibility of developing renewable energy production on Superfund, brownfields, and former landfill or mining sites. As part of the RE-Powering America's Land Initiative, EPA is investing approximately $1 million for projects across the United States aiming to revitalize abandoned sites while protecting people's health, the environment and providing economic benefits to local communities, including job creation.

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2KW Complete Grid Tie roof mount Solar Panel System - Insight Wind & Solar This complete system is in excess of 2K. Nameplate watts is 2150. Features 10 Gridtied REC 230watt panels with Unirac mounting and Enphase M215 208 or 240 Volt Microinverters. This system Qualifies for 30% FEDERAL TAX CREDIT.

While the United States isn’t reaching its solar power potential, new information from the European Photovoltaic Industry Association makes it clear that over the past year growth has been substantial worldwide . In 2009, stymied by floundering economies, the growth of solar panel capacity was 7.2 gigawatts. However, 2010 brought lower solar panel prices and more subsidies, resulting in 16 more GW of solar power.