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		<title>Renewable Energy &#8211; Practical Home Options</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As a homeowner, you may be using renewable energy sources. Let us look at some of these important, powerful sources. If you use solar powered lights to brighten your walkway, a solar cover on your pool or hang clothes to dry, you&#8217;re already making use of solar renewable energy. There are many other renewable energy [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> As a homeowner, you may be using renewable energy sources. Let us look at some of these important, powerful sources. </p>
<p>If you use solar powered lights to brighten your walkway, a solar cover on your pool or hang clothes to dry, you&#8217;re already making use of solar renewable energy. There are many other renewable energy home, you can take advantage of, thereby helping to preserve our environment. </p>
<p>The most practical renewable energy solutions for the home consists of space heating and hot water. It is over 50% of a household&#8217;s energy consumption. With the use of renewable energy we can experience savings benefits. </p>
<p>Perhaps the best way to use renewable energy home options when designing a new house. A southern wall benefit from an adequate quantity of windows can take full advantage of the low sun in winter. Adding a roof over these windows allow higher summer sun to be blocked. Even on a chilly day, you can open your windows to let a breeze cool the house and make use of wind energy. You have been to add warmth in winter and coolness in summer, thereby lowering your heating and cooling costs naturally. This is called passive solar heating, since it is integrated with no extra cost. You can also do day lighting by taking full advantage of sunlight during the day to take care of your daytime lighting needs. </p>
<p>Stoves can also be an advantage if you use only dead wood, diseased wood or small pellets made from wood chips, crop waste and other organic material for burning. This is a renewable source of heat by means of space heating. Modern wood stoves are very efficient, making it a more practical solution. </p>
<p>A homeowner can also use active solar heating. A solar water heater can use renewable solar energy to heat water for a house. This would use solar panels positioned on a roof. The water runs through pipes under these panels and is heated by the sun. The water travels to a water tank in your home for you. Electricity can also be produced for a home using solar technology. This runs on the same idea as a solar calculator. Solar electricity is ideal for rural homes where it would be difficult to run an electric line. </p>
<p>Geothermal heat pumps use the heat from the earth to move heat from one area to another. This system uses a series of underground pipes to move heat exchange liquid. The heat pump moves this fluid, heated from the earth and transfers it to buildings for use. Acquisition costs are much the same as traditional heating systems, but operating costs are lower. </p>
<p>If you live in a windy part of the country and have very little land, a wind turbine to produce electricity for your household. But your location must be ideal to catch wind and you need to catch a certain amount for this work. </p>
<p>These are some home options for renewable energy sources. By attempting to exploit some of them we are preparing our future by using clean energy that does not affect air quality or harm the environment. </ P> </p>
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		<title>Law 270.7 &#8211; Lecture 1 &#8211; Introduction to Renewable Energy Options</title>
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