EGPI Firecreek, Inc. Acquisition Candidate Arctic Solar Engineering, LLC Receives New Purchase Order
Updated: 2011-01-31 21:12:52
EGPI Firecreek, Inc. Acquisition Candidate Arctic Solar Engineering, LLC Receives New Purchase Order
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EGPI Firecreek, Inc. (OTCBB: EFIR) is pleased to announce that their latest acquisition candidate Arctic Solar Engineering, LLC. (“ASE”) has received a new purchase order for the Sheet Metal Workers Union based out of St. Louis, ...
Valentin Software, Inc. released the next generation tool in solar design and sales for residential and commercial photovoltaic systems. Low cost, fast, accurate and very easy-to-use. Solar contractors, sales representatives and engineers can now design PV systems from digital photos of customer homes or office buildings and create professional proposals containing detailed financial analysis and photo-like graphics of proposed systems on their customer's roof.
The United States continues to slumber while a catastrophe lies in wait. Increasing numbers of analysts and policymakers are warning of another super price spike for oil and the likelihood of "peak oil" more generally.
<img hspace="10" vspace="5" align="left" width="110" src="http://www.renewableenergyworld.com//assets/images/story/2011/1/18/1332-masdar-institute-tour-a-living-energy-efficiency-laboratory.jpg" / Entering the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology is like walking into a model community showcasing renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies. There are solar electric and thermal panels on the rooftops. The campus, which is designed to deflect sunlight in part to cool the buildings while also redirecting it to light up interior space, comes with building automation software and meters to monitor and control air conditioning and other energy use.
Most readers know I'm a lawyer who works in small company finance. Clients come to us in their earliest development stages and upgrade to a larger law firm when they need more comprehensive service than a boutique firm like ours can offer. As a result, I've spent over 30 years guiding entrepreneurs through the "Valley of Death," an exhilarating, treacherous and often terrifying period in the life of every business that begins with the signing of incorporation documents and ends when cumulative cash flow turns positive.
2011 will be a busy year at ATC. We are currently working on redesigning our solar lighting systems for rural off-grid homes + designing a light with a built in solar panel that can be taken outside to charge in … Continue reading →
Scott, our stone and tile mason just happens to also be an exteme mountain biker. This picture was taken of him near our property off the boat launch access to the lake. We think he did an ‘EXTREME’ly good job of our fireplace as well.
I installed several timers to mitigate phantom loads. For example, the microwave has a clock which is a phantom load, which we don’t want to run 24/7. Therefore, in order to power the microwaves, the dial must be turned on. Once turned on, everything works as normal until the timer runs out. [...]
I threw some lawn seed down so we would have a place to sit and look at the view from the lower level. It didn’t seem to grow at first but after about a month I needed to borrow a mower to keep it under control. Things really [...]
We were so impressed with the downstairs SR10 Sun Frost fridge that we ordered the larger model RF16 for the upstairs kitchen – this time with a freezer too. You are able to see both compressors in the photo. Yes, the compressors are on the top, where it only makes sense! The Sun Frost RF16 [...]
Everyone has seen these Solar PV self-contained yard lights. I thought it would work well to insert them into the logs that border the path from the house to the beach. It’s nice to be able to see where you’re going at night, especially if you’re driving down a path that has a [...]