by admin | Apr 24, 2012 | China, clean energy, coal, drill baby drill, EPA, fracking, global warming, Green energy, jobs, Krugman, New York Times, oil, Solar, solar energy, solar forward, solar panels, wind
Oil as a fuel source is dirty. Coal, even dirtier. Both are leading contributors to global warming, and pose major public health risks from asthma to mercury poisoning. Nonetheless, oil and coal dominate our energy mix, with about half of all electricity consumed...
by admin | Nov 6, 2011 | Green energy, Solar, solar electric, solar panels, wind power
It seems there can be too much green power at times. In June 2010 up in the Pacific North West, the wind was blowing and rain was falling out of the sky in large proportions. With all this green energy from a good sized summer storm, windmills and hydro electric...
by admin | Jul 28, 2011 | Green energy, LADWP, LOS ANGELES, Solar, solar electric
What keeps LADWP alive. Coal. The more coal they burn the more money they make. Does anyone in LA see this? LADWP is broke. They are addicted to coal. How can we help? Rase rates. The residential customer costs the city of LA $ with every Kw-h consumed. The business...
by admin | Oct 21, 2010 | China, Green energy, Solar, solar electric
So why are we in a trade war with China over green energy? Lets read between the lines. The IRS will give you a 30% tax credit on any solar electric system we install. That costs the US economy an average of $10,000 on home systems. If the Solar Contractor is...
