Musings on going solar
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Solar before the EV the way to go for many
If your goal is to cover 100 percent of your household electricity and 100 percent of a year’s worth of electric car miles with electricity produced by your solar system – or something pretty close to this, we concluded in our first installment that you probably would be better off waiting to buy a system until after you’ve had an electric car for about a year. |
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- First month with solar nets 2,600 banked EV miles
- Solar can replace oil -- and eliminate your gas costs
- 1st week with solar = smiles and Sun Miles™
- Officially halfway to solar-charged driving
- 377 kWh of wasted sun energy -- and counting
- Aiding a solar powered home revolution
- Do HOAs impede green progress? Part II
- Solar industry needs a recycling plan
- Are HOAs holding up environmental progress?
- Home solar electric erases endless rate hikes
Web blogs by current solar-charged drivers
-- Peder Norby's Electric MINI E blog
-- MINI E 19: A Solar Powered Car
-- Darell Dickey's EV Nut Web Site
-- Doug Korthof's Live Oil Free Pages
-- The Solar-Charged Electric Car Page
-- Ecogeeco Web Site


In the Editor’s “On Going Solar” blog section, I’ll write about experiences I have with going solar. While many of the entries will involve a description of the process of going solar, some will also be general musings on going solar. The entries about my, really, our – my wife and family are also part of the whole experience -- going solar experience will be more informal and more current than the articles about my solar-charged driving experience and my general experience going solar I’ve posted to the



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