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The present economic scenario and the ever-shrinking state of the global oil reserves is not good news for everyone. But on a positive note it makes us investigate for alternative energy sources that is become the solution of cutting down present and the future energy consumption, particularly in terms of fossil fuel usage like oil. One way to be economical and green is to look at energy solutions such as solar energy and wind power. Building the home made solar panels that utilize deep cell storage batteries produce the electricity upon consumer demand and reduce the their individual dependence on the countrys energy grid. Well, learning how to build your own homemade solar panels is no longer science fiction.

If you had the chance to reduce your energy bill by 80% wouldnt you? You can cut costs by discovering energy saving ways through a guide made specifically for that purpose. They teach you how to save energy as well as create your own free energy.

The solar and wind energy guides provide:

Full and detailed instructions given which can be easily understood by a layman or the unskilled for building a home made solar panel. Learn all you need to know about how to make solar energy.

Other details on how to obtain the components available in the neighborhood material store for preparing the home made solar system.

Few Tips on how to construct the alternative energy generators that is not readily available anywhere else.

Free life long updates to the instructional manuals and videos.

A guarantee that youll begin to save hundreds of dollars on your energy bill after using the system for 8 months.

Detailed specifications explained by videos.

By creating your own home made energy, youll be amazed at your own production. Youll be making energy, and storing it in deep cell batteries for later consumption! All for the costs of pennies on the dollar! The DIY instructional how-to book are easy to understand so that even a novice will be able to understand.

Make power for your home with solar and wind energy to eliminate your electric bill. Get a complete energy saving guide, such as the Earth4Energy guide, to learn how to make solar power!

Can you imagine getting electrical power from balloons? This is what Cool Earth of Livermore, California, has designed the next generation of solar collectors to look like. The basic concept hasn’t changed; convert sunlight into electric power using solar cells; but the packaging has changed, and this is where the solar balloons are unique.

The cost to install and maintain the current flat-panel solar cell design is prohibiting its large scale adoption. The glass cover is easily damaged by windstorms, hailstorms or vandalism. When this happens, it leaves the solar array exposed to the elements where they can be damaged. The unique balloon design by Cool Earth eliminates many of these shortcomings.

The system’s design is centered on the concept of an air-filled Mylar balloon like a children’s birthday balloon. One half of the balloon is a highly reflective mirror-like surface and the other half is transparent. The solar cell is located at the center of the clear side allowing sunlight to pass by, be collected and focused back onto the solar cell.

With the new design comes and the ability to increase sunlight concentration and reduce expensive solar cell material by 300 to 400 times. This cost reduction will bring the price down to a mere one dollar per watt. To give that some context: a typical flat-panel PV(photovoltaic) system on a residential rooftop is about seven to eight dollars per watt.

The basic structure of each orb is simple. It has a lightweight circular metal frame with an arm that holds the solar cells near the top of the clear side of the orb. Even though the balloon is eight feet in diameter, the frame is the only rigid component of the basic design. It connects to a point where external hardware is attached for mounting.

This system is ideal for any of the western states where sunlight is most abundant and is not obscured by long term cloud formations during an average year. During the summer months this type of system could be used as a “peaker” (that is, a peak-use power source) to prevent rolling power outages.

At Green Products, one of the most interesting aspects we see is the way the system is brought together to create a solar power plant and the near elimination of physical limitations on plant installations. Check it out.

Michael