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From England’s beautiful south coast, here’s something to get excited about: the Isle of Wight is endeavoring to become the largest single sustainability project in the UK.
By 2020, the island’s community of 140,000 inhabitants will become a net exporter of energy. Additionally, residents...
Antigua and Barbuda, with a population of less than 90,000, has been largely dependent on fossil fuels to sustain their dominant industry: tourism.
But the islands are now focusing on the promise of renewable energy sources since increases in energy prices and growing climate change concerns have...
The Vermont National Guard has installed one of the largest solar photovoltaic arrays in the state at its South Burlington base.
At 1.5-megawatts, the solar installation will reduce carbon emissions by 236 tons per year and save the military branch $250,000 a year, about 40 percent of its energy bill....
Published on Sep 23 2011
// Energy, energy independence, Environment, environmental sustainability, financial freedom, fossil fuel, Money and Business, personal finance, solar electric, solar energy, solar hot water
As human beings it’s in our nature to seek fast and convenient solutions to our problems. Unfortunately, many of the most serious problems we face in the modern world require long-term thinking and planning; things like our personal finances and energy consumption.
The Expediency Factor is our deeply...
