Jul 31, 2010
Posted by Vincent in Videos | 25 Comments
Good Energy – Solar Power at Home
In the Herefordshire countryside a couple use solar panels at home to heat water and generate electricity and help them to lead the good life.
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I like the cow !! she is so good loking…very good movie .solar energy is the best energy source we can have !
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the funny thing is that, WITH TAXPAYERS FUNDS,its still not remotely economically feasible,and worth for the average consumer to buy….
World has moved on with atomic energy’s yet the USA is in limbo…why? Why haven’t their been any new Atomic power-plants built in many decades in the USA?
3miles wasn’t a danger to the public,due to the containment dome which Chernobyl did not have, which allowed the spread of radiation with out an dome.
The cause was Soviets
solar power is UNeconomical,and it has not been since it was first devised!
hell even with federal help today,it’s not!
it takes many decades for the amount of energy generated by EXPENSIVE solar panel,for the intital investment to be payed back to the original owner,if the owner moves out of the house it’s a huge lost of investment.
news flash!
the world has moved on with atomic energy,yet USA has not..which is fucking sad for my country who invented the first atomic reactor!
Great video…I converted my home to a net-zero solar powered home that uses no oil or gas…I made a video about it called, “Preparing for Peak Oil”….
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They’re still on the grid, their system doesn’t provide enough electricity in winter months.
A wind generator would help.
That old house is probably not very well insulated.
Beautiful place, looks like they need to mow the yard.
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what we need is faggots
The solar panel technology has to significantly improve, Weight, Lifespan, Efficiency and cost has to be reduced before there will be a useful migration to solar power.
They like being independent but tax payers had to pay half of their cost. I wonder how much fossils it takes to make a solar panel.
Great example of people living a really good life, while being environmentally friendly as well. In areas with cold winters 3000 kWh is probably difficult to achieve for most homes, but you can indeed have considerable saving anyway – for example by installing solar thermal heating for your hot water during the summer.
Beautiful home and way of life.
This is what I want.
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where I can buy this?and sell them in other countries in the world, like Europe countries sides
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I would do it ! but I looked into fully powering my house by solar – 100% and in my area it would be like 90,000 dollars… who has that money…. they don’t want you to be self sufficient america is a consumer based economy…self sufficiency is frowned upon too bad it would do a lot of good…
This is great if you live in a sunny area. I think it’s a good idea if you can afford it– and clearly this couple can afford traveling across the WORLD for a year with no jobs and looking for a home. For me, I just can’t afford it. Impossible though it is great for the environment.
Damn right!
This is just what I need to give Big Brother a swift kick in the ass.
ahhhhhh….finally a video that touches me in a positive way.
My wife and I are considering an older (1910) farmhouse in Norfolk, Virginia USA and energy conservation is on our minds. Being right at sea level, a well for water is out, but the idea of solar generated electricity only makes sense after the time and energy well be spending on all the insulation areas
Thanks for the information and a little nudge toward our next steps would be wondeful.
Peace to you and yours,
Robbie
thats because you are a failure at life.
fall by the wayside loser.
i rather waste energy and fuck over this planet