Solar Powered Homes

In 1979, the developer of a condominium village in New Hampshire decided to bring an environmentally responsive alternative to the market. He designed the building to used solar energy. The solar panels are made of glass, offering a beautify view of the scenery. Buyers responded very well, leading the developer to design several more similar buildings.

Construction will begin in 2007 in Boulder Colorado on a project called Solar Row. The project consists of thirteen homes using only solar power. This will be the first solar home development project in the Boulder area. The design of each home has been carefully set up to allow the home to use and creates its own energy.

Some states are pushing for solar powered housing. California officials are proposing half of all new homes build run on solar energy in within ten years. They are pushing for solar homes to prevent further issues with energy crisis. Three years ago utility customers had difficulty paying their electric bills because of the high cost. Officials plan to give rebates to home builders who agree to install solar panels on new homes. They may offer incentives for installing panels on existing homes as well. Environmental groups are backing California’s proposal as they fill it will encourage other states to follow. It is believed that if many states decide to implement such programs, then the cost of setting up will greatly decrease.

However, many environmental groups aren’t willing

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herum warten, um zu sehen, was Kalifornien entscheidet, zu tun. Sie haben Ausgaben zur Gesetzgebung genommen. Eine anspornende Solarrechnung ist durch den Senat genehmigt worden. Sie ist noch mit dem Versammlung Ausschuß schwebend. Wenn es genehmigt wird, würde sie fünfzehn Prozent neue Häuser erfordern, die errichtet wurden, ist komplett mit den Solarverkleidungen, die 2010 anfangen. Das Ziel würde sein, damit die Rate jedes Jahr um 10 Prozent zunimmt, bis es fünfundfünfzig Prozent erreicht.

Die Bauindustrie setzt der Förderung der Solarhäuser entgegen. Sie sind gegen die gesetzgebende Rechnung. Jedoch stimmen viele in der Bauindustrie darin überein, daß Solarhäuser zu die ökonomischen und atmosphärischen Verbesserungen führen konnten. Vielen Interesse der Bauindustrie ist die zusätzlichen Kosten zu ihnen, zum der angetriebenen Hauptsolaranforderungen zu entsprechen. Wenn Kongreß bereit ist, sie zu geben, verringern finanzielle Anreize zur Hilfe diese Kosten, die Ausgabe konnten wahrscheinlich behoben werden. Es wird auf Durchschnitt geschätzt, daß Hinzufügung Ausrüstung zu einem Haus $17.000 bis $20.000 kostet.


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