Mar
06
You can add insulation to almost any home. Depending on the structure of your building, the best areas to add insulation are normally the loft, and also the cavity between your home’s inner and outer walls. Insulating these saves a lot of energy and based on calculations for a British home, usually covers its cost within 2 years. What’s more, if you properly insulate your home you will prevent several tonnes of carbon dioxide being emitted into the atmosphere each year.
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Home Insulation - Slash Your Energy Bills, Stay Snug In Winter (and Cool In Summer)
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Mar
02
If you live in a climate with cold winters, your central heating boiler is by far the most energy-hungry appliance in the house. A boiler in the average UK home burns over £500 worth a gas each year, and is responsible for emitting almost 4 tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. As high energy prices hit householders in the pocket, and more and more people are becoming concerned about Climate Change (caused by the burning of fossil fuels like gas), many people are finding that it makes sense to install a new boiler.
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How A New Boiler Can Save You More Than A Third Off Your Heating Bill, And What To Look Out For
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Feb
22
Wind energy is a tried and tested technology that has been used for centuries. More recently it has become a popular way to generate electricity, as concern has grown about man-made Climate Change. Electricity generated from the wind does not produce any carbon dioxide, and has none of the worries associated with nuclear power. As a result, many have come to see it as a major part of the solution for man-made Climate Change. If we could generate a substantial portion of our electricity from wind, we would massively reduce the amount of carbon dioxide that we emit into the atmosphere. Furthermore, the cost of generating electricity from large wind turbines is falling, and is expected soon to be cost competitive with electricity generation from fossil fuels.
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Should I Put A Windmill On My House To Save The Planet?
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Feb
14
Energy costs have been on the rise for a good few years now. In fact they have always been on the rise but, of late, that rise seems to be a bit steeper than normal. This is mainly because of the concerns over the use of fossil fuels. Fossils fuels are running out, yet the demand of energy seems to be increasing all the time. The developed nations consume more than their fair share of coal, oil and gas but it’s developing countries like China and India that are now increasing their demands for energy. This trend in high fossil fuels will not abate so alternatives are being explored both by governments and individuals alike.
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Jan
16
Are you considering building an energy efficient high-tech home? Well perhaps you ought to think about some of the latest and greatest materials that are now coming available. Today we have solar cell panels that are one-third the cost and 5 times more efficient, thus your return on investment is that much faster and you need a lot less of it to solve your energy requirements, but solar power is just one of the latest fast moving innovation of an alternative energy home.
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High-tech Home Of The Future Starts With Technologically Advanced Material
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Jan
01
If you are interested in harnessing solar power for solar heat in your home, but are not quite in the position to be installing solar panels and a large solar heating system, you should consider using a solar heat exchanger. Solar heat exchangers are great for heating your home in many different capacities. They are also usually quite affordable.
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Solar Heat Exchangers - Heating Your Home With The Power Of The Sun
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Nov
27
You can add insulation to almost any home. Depending on the structure of your building, the best areas to add insulation are normally the loft, and also the cavity between your home’s inner and outer walls. Insulating these saves a lot of energy and based on calculations for a British home, usually covers its cost within 2 years. What’s more, if you properly insulate your home you will prevent several tonnes of carbon dioxide being emitted into the atmosphere each year.
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Nov
11
Solar lighted stepping stones are a unique and innovative way to enhance the beauty of garden. It not only illuminates the garden, park, yards or walkways but also gives an added touch of beauty to the particular area.
Solar lighted stepping stone works through solar power light. Solar energy during the day time charges the NiCad battery and as the evening starts approaching it turns its bright white light on at dusk.
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Nov
09
Solar pool heaters are a great way to get in on the trend of solar heating. As you probably know, heating a swimming pool is very expensive. For this reason, many residences or businesses choose not to heat their pool at all. But this often makes the swimming pool so inhospitable that no one ends up using it. Don’t let your swimming pool sit there any longer because you can’t afford your energy bill! Install a solar pool heater today and you’ll be swimming in a warm pool in no time!
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Nov
05
Concern over energy consumption has grown greatly in recent years. Gas and electricity prices have been at record highs, hitting homeowners in their pockets. Plus there is a growing realisation amongst the general public that our energy consumption is causing global warming, which is leading to growing problems with our climate. In a recent Henley Centre survey, over 62% of respondents said that climate change is the biggest single problem facing the world today.
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How To Make Big Cuts In The Energy You Use In Your Home, And Your Energy Bills
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