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Various Solar Power Resources, Vendors, esp. NY and Northeast region

Nyseia.org

isi solar 845-348-4708 www.isi-solar.com

www.globalresourcesoptions.com

www.nesea.org

www.ases.org

www.getenergysmart.org

http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy04osti/35297.pdf

http://www.thermotechs.com/nyc.htm

http://www.miasole.com/contact/contact.html

Posted by seaver on November 02, 2006 | Permalink | Comments (0)

Good resources for emission reductions

www.thegreenguide.com This guide has in-depth product reports (on light bulbs, diapers and so on), blogs and a comfy feeling; especially good on health and nutrition.

www.dannyseo.typepad.com Mr. Seo, an eco-friendly designer, blogs about ways to greenify your home, inside and out.

www.energystar.gov Good conversion data is available here. Also, while some may find their eyes glazing over at descriptions of Energy Star-rated appliances, it’s interesting to check out differences between what you have and what’s available now.

www.aceee.org The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy offers refreshingly straightforward information for both regular folks and wonks.

www.nrdc.org The National Resources Defense Council weighs in with good policy papers on almost every aspect of the environment — air, water, cities, waste, etc.

www.stopglobalwarming.org This site lets users join the Stop Global Warming Virtual March (in about as much time as it takes to read this sentence twice). It also has consumer tips. ANDREW POSTMAN

Posted by seaver on October 05, 2006 | Permalink | Comments (0)

Solar power investment ideas?

Anyone recommend any publicly-traded solar power companies as an investment opportunity (e.g. Evergreen Solar)?

Posted by seaver on November 02, 2005 | Permalink | Comments (2)