Welcome to my site, I'm Sam Dempsey. I am crazy about solar power. I would love to see the whole world switch to sustainable energy sources, such as solar power. The reliance on coal fuel really does a number on our environment. With solar power, there are very few drawbacks to consider. The panels are easy to install and maintain on residential or commercial buildings. Furthermore, you can even send excess power through the energy grid to share with your community. I will use this site to dive deep into the benefits of using solar energy. Learn about the components used to create power by collecting energy from sunlight. Thank you for your time.
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4 February 2016
Your gas bill is probably one of your biggest utility bills. The gas going to your home helps run your furnace, stove, oven and your water heater. Think about how much hot water you use in a day, how often you run your furnace and how much you cook. You probably use quite a bit of gas, hence the large bill each month. There are ways to help save you money on your gas bill each month though.
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19 November 2015
A lot of people choose to buy trucks or cars that run on diesel fuel instead of gas. One reason is that if you drive a diesel vehicle, you can get better fuel efficiency than a comparable vehicle that is powered by gasoline. Diesel fuel has more energy to it than gasoline does, which is what gives it that extra efficiency. One problem that diesel does have is that in cold weather it starts to gel.
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31 July 2015
If you move into a new area where propane is one of the biggest home energy sources, you may be a little apprehensive about getting used to using the services provided by a propane company. If all you have ever used is natural gas, which is pumped straight to your home, or electric, which is wired right in, it is definitely going to be a bit of a change. However, with a little advice and information, you will find that using the services of a propane company is really no big deal.
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15 June 2015
The majority of homes in the United States use some form of electric or natural gas heating, and therefore, you could spend the majority of your life living in homes that have nothing to do with propane gas or tanks. However, if you happen to become one of the 10 percent of people who uses propane for heating, cooking, or hot water and you have had no experience, you will likely have several questions and concerns.
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