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This Month on Energy Savers : September 2011 What Do You Wish You Knew About Home Solar Energy September 28, 2011 12:51 Solar Decathlon 2011 is in full swing , and the Energy Savers blog is all about home solar energy during the event If you aren't familiar with it , the U.S . Department of Energy Solar Decathlon challenges collegiate teams to design , build , and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective , energy-efficient , and attractive . The event is fun , informative , and fascinating . We want to know what you'd like to know : What do you wish you knew about home solar energy We'll try to answer your questions in the comment section of the blog , or give you links you can use to find out Each week , you have the chance to share your thoughts on a question about energy
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: Are You Attending Solar Decathlon This Year Solar Decathlon Technology Spotlight : Structural Insulated Panels September 20, 2011 07:13 Originally posted on the Solar Decathlon News Blog on September 19, 2011. View original post These structural insulated panels consist of foam insulation sandwiched between oriented strand boards . Courtesy of Michael Bacchler Editor's Note : This post is one of a series of technology spotlights that introduces common technologies used in U.S . Department of Energy Solar Decathlon team . houses Structural insulated panels SIPs are prefabricated structural elements used to build walls , ceilings , floors , and roofs . Made of foam insulation sandwiched between two layers of structural board , SIPs provide a more airtight dwelling than a standard
Home by Sector Biofuels Carbon Smart Grid Renewables Solar Storage Transport Water Cleantech News Submit Blog Press Release Advertise Jobs About About Cleantech Blog What is Cleantech Bloggers Bookshelf Contact Cleantech Blog Blog With Us Clean Coal Technology Is Making Venture Investors Money Building Energy Performance : The Johnson Controls White Paper Library Hyundai Making 2,000 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles On September 13, 2011, in Blog by John Addison The most popular way to extend the range of an electric vehicle is to add a small gasoline engine coupled with a generator as done in the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid . The most popular way to extend the range of an electric bus is to add a fuel cell that generates added electrons . During the Winter Olympics , 100,000 riders