Portland Powers Blenders with the Sun
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Real Goods Solar explains what happens on a site visit.
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In Portland, the Clean Energy Task Force handed out free solar power smoothies at the annual family fun day, to generate interest in renewable energy.
Find out what Connecticut residents are learning about solar from this Real Goods Solar video. |
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Making Solar a Reality
 Think solar is too expensive?
Local energy leader, Mark Wilson believes strongly in community based programs that help teach residents on making solar a reality!
"Local workshops show
homeowners that improvements like solar, are an investment.
Through programs like Neighbor to Neighbor, people learn that spending upfront costs on solar will pay back in time. People spend more money on a new car than they would on solar and at least solar has a payback period."
Town Manger Richard Johnson
and Mark Wilson |
