The Growth of Solar-Powered Affordable Housing & Senior Services in the Bay Area

Share 59 solar installations include the new On Lok Senior Health Building in San Francisco Affordable housing in the Bay Area is always an issue. For Seniors on fixed incomes its particularly important to have access to good quality, affordable housing and services with predictable long-term energy costs for their tight budgets. Read more on The Growth of Solar-Powered Affordable Housing & Senior Services in the Bay Area…

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Ten Million Solar Roofs bill moves forward in Senate

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders’ Ten Million Solar Roofs bill was approved this week by the Senate Energy Committee and now can move forward to a full Senate vote. With the Committee’s approval, Sen. Sanders has asked Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) to include the bill in the comprehensive energy legislation that Sen Reid Related posts: New bill proposes 10 million solar roofs across US Senate passes renewable energy bill Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders – on why “It’s time for a solar revolution”

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Ten Million Solar Roofs bill moves forward in Senate

2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid – a quick first look from Autoweek

Hyundai Sonata Hybrid 2011 They only got to drive it a little, but Autoweek gave their short experience with the new 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid a thumbs up. ”If you’re shopping for a midsize hybrid sedan, you have to put the Sonata on your short list. Expected to come out late this fall, pricing for the Related posts: Hyundai’s new hybrid concept – Blue-Will The Chicago Tribune road tests the 2008 Hybrid Highlander Hybrid and plug-in news from the Los Angeles Auto Show

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2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid a quick first look from Autoweek

One Block Off the Grid (1BOG) expands to Denver and Philadelphia

One Block Off the Grid (1BOG), the nation’s largest solar group purchase provider, is expanding. Just this week they’ve announced new launches in Denver and Philadelphia, so if you’re interested in getting a solar installation and you live in those areas (or any of the other cities that 1BOG currently covers), listen up! 1BOG is Related posts: U.S. to provide $3.4 billion in smart grid grants Is First Solar at grid parity? Google expands into alternative energy

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