Seattle is the rainy city. With only 80 or so days
of sun each year you would think that of all the places on earth this would be
one of the last to have a way with solar power.
You couldn’t be more wrong.
Seattle has plenty of sun to create solar energy, and the city is
working how to get citizens to go solar!
Check out the City of Seattle Community Solar Project. Are you a home owner or do you own business
property? You can get in on the project
and provide solar power for yourself and the city!
Want some other ideas for going solar?
Plug a solar panel into your wall! Check out the article by Plugged Solar “Is itPossible to Plug Solar Panels into the Wall?”
According to the article, “When the
entire solar kit system is plugged into the wall, it is connected and interacts
seamlessly with the existing power grid. The PluggedSolar system will feed
energy into your home electrical wiring. . . . When nobody is home and no
appliances are running, the energy being produced by your solar panels but is
not being used will be fed back into the power grid, spinning your meter
BACKWARDS!”
How about Solar Energy Spray Paint? Believe it or not engineers at Nanoflex are working out
the details on this product which would make it possible to create photovoltaic paint which would allow just about any surface to produce solar energy.
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| Window socket by Yanko Design |
Window outlets
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| Cling Bling Window Solar Charger |
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Sunflower 2500 mAh Phone Charger |
Balcony Solar Panels: Check out this video about how to install a solar panel on an apartment balcony. You will want to get permission from your apartment manager first.
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