Julian Mackenzie, NRDC.org – With minimal effort, you can turn those banana peels and apple cores into gold. Let us break it down. [caption id="attachment_10979" align="aligncenter" width="300"] 123RF[/caption] If you’re going to ask an environmentalist why you should compost, make sure you have a minute. Darby Hoover, NRDC’s senior resource specialist in the Food and Agriculture program—and…
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“Free solar energy”: Can you really get free solar panels?
Alchemy Solar - Updated October 15 As appealing as "free solar" might sound, it is important to remember that nothing is free! What do advertisements mean when they say free solar energy? Sadly, many marketing campaigns are set up to get peoples' attention even if they are not accurate. When companies say they offer "free…
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A Guide To Energy Savings – Kitchen Edition
https://www.saveonenergy.com/learning-center/post/guide-to-energy-savings-kitchen-edition/
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$50 per fill up isn’t bad, right?
by Frank Scotti | 11-16-20 I don’t spend a whole lot on gas. I only fill up my tank once a week. About $50 per fill-up, if I'm not driving my work truck. So no big deal. Right? At least that's how it feels. Just for fun, I wanted to see if I could calculate how…
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North County Businesses are Going Green.
Atascadero, CA – Two north county businesses, Gathering Thrift and Solarponics, are the first two businesses in the north county to get Green Certified through the California Green Business Network (CAGBN). The CAGBN has stepped up its effort to certify more businesses in an attempt to build a greener, more vibrant economy. Being a Certified…
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Solarponics Awarded Best of 2020
Best of Porch 2020 Each year, the Best of Porch award is given to the top 1% of professionals on Porch. Professionals earn Best of Porch status by maintaining outstanding community reviews, high response rates, no unresolved complaints, and a track record of delivering great value-for-money to customers with on-time service. website. Solarponics has 514…
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California Power Prices Hit Record High
Power prices for Tuesday averaged record highs of $1,311 per megawatt hour (MWh)
Last Chance For The 26% Federal Solar Tax Credit.
For the average homeowner, that's an additional $1,000 savings if they go solar by December 31, 2020.