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  Should you add clean  solar energy  to your home? The media is  crammed with  news about the negative effects that fossil fuels  wear  the environment. The reports show that using these fuels is causing damaging changes to the biosphere. But  there's  a good  more urgent reason  to seek out  better alternatives. We only have a limited supply of fossil fuels left,  which  supply is rapidly running out.  the solution  is  to feature  clean solar sourced energy in its place. Even if these fuels were  ready to  regenerate,  the speed  at which  this is able to  happen  is way  too slow.  the worldwide  demand for power and energy keeps increasing, and sourcing the remaining reserves is becoming difficult and expensive. At  the speed  the reserves are being depleted, it could soon become uneconomical to source them. The answer lies in switchi...

 

Many businesses have had a difficult time staying afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the current focus of our country is to alleviate the significant health concerns surrounding this pandemic, the economy is taking a hit as well. Businesses are being forced to adapt to the new culture of social distancing and reduced workforce. While most workers still have months before they can go back to normal, we can begin to boost the economy by turning to sustainability. As the healthcare industry remains focused on saving lives, the solar industry is taking the time to look towards our future. Green Solar Technologies believes that solar power has the chance to play a role in our recovery from this pandemic, as well as ensure a greener world once the virus has subsided. There are several big benefits of solar that will help us in this way. Solar Creates Jobs and Supports the Economy Investing in clean technology not only boosts the U.S. economy but also the American workforce. The Solar...

The solar industry is doing very well, according to the U.S. Solar Market Insight 2012 Year in Review report produced by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SCIA) and GTM research. The report was covered during a Google Hangout news conference on March 14th. Panel members included voz Rhone Resch, President and CEO of SEIA; Arno Harris, the CEO of utility-scale solar company Recurrent Energy, and Shayle Kann, Vice President at GTM Research. As a whole, the solar industry exhibited 76% growth last year over 2011, making solar the fastest growing source of new electricity and one of the fastest growing industries in the in the U.S. Research credits the strong growth of solar to stable fiscal policies, especially pointing to the federal investment tax credit Last for solar energy, which was granted an 8 year extension in 2008. U.S. solar industry trends identified during the hangout included: Solar has become an accepted technology: 9 out of 10 Americans – including both Democ...