Going Solar
there are so many great incentives for going solar with your home or business, it seems almost silly not to. Many of the rumors of high upfront costs are simply not true, and the pay-off in the long run is well worth it.
Also looking forward to the city's plan for a solar plant in the Sunset neighborhood atop a reservoir.
Check out this awesome map I found of solar projects in San Francisco!
http://sf.solarmap.org/
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alexissadoti on February 22, 2010 more people should be stepping up to the plate when it comes to making their homes and offices green. Solar energy is one of the most cost effective (in the long run) and it conserves energy for generations to come.
matthewp on February 22, 2010 yeah, soon after I found that link I told my roommate to contact the landlord of our building and see if we can get some solar panels!
mikeg on February 23, 2010 i've never aspired to be a homeowner, really, but now i kinda wish i did own a place so i could put solar panels on it and become an independent energy producer. what can i say, i'm a geek for distributed power systems.
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matthewp
Student at Arizona State University, Main
San Francisco, CA USA
My name is Matt, I am the new web intern in the San Francisco Grenpeace office. I recently graduated from Arizona State University and more recently moved to San Francisco. Really looking forward to working here, so greatful for the opportunity to help make a difference. Will try my best to read all your blog posts and comments...
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