Solar

Net Metered Solar System, Sequim

There are two basic forms of solar systems that can be implemented on the small, individual scale: solar thermal and solar electric systems. Though fundamentally different in nature, they can complement each other very well when used together.

Washington Consumer’s Guide to Solar Electric Systems. Are you thinking about buying a solar electric system for your home or business? If so, this booklet will provide basic information that you need to know.

The Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) web site includes free downloadable reports.

The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) web site includes a SolarGuide Factbase designed as an introduction to solar energy technologies, as well as a resource leading to more detailed information.

The mission of Solar Washington is to promote the development and effective use of solar and other renewable energy. Information on photovoltaics (PV), wind energy, solar hot water, passive solar design. Action alerts, articles, events, message board.

Home Power Magazine features news, reviews and opinion on solar, wind, hydro and other forms of renewable energy.

For additional solar information, go to: www.ebike.net/solar/.

Click here to see more photos of our solar projects.

To find a renewable energy business in your area or to find out how much energy a solar system would produce for you, try the FindSolar.com webpage.