Monthly Archives: April 2010

The Ultimate Jet Fighter of the Future

The Eurofighter EF 2000 is a technological marvel representing everything that aeronautical research has learned in the 20th century. Developed by four European nations the EF 2000 is on track to become the Top Gun of the 21st century. This is the fighter plane of tomorrow and will be a major contributor to European air … Continue reading

Green Home Building Trends For 2010

Although the building industry had a dark year in 2009, Green building seemed to somehow stick out and shine. According to the Multiple Listing Service date, certified sustainable green new homes actually rose the past year in the northern west coast areas like Portland and Seattle. This trend is believed to spread over the U.S. … Continue reading

Just How Green Are You?

If you want to do your bit for the environment in order to save the planet, then you’ll want to be as green as you can. How green are you? 1. Do you recycle? – By recycling as much as you can, including paper, cardboard, cans, glass, and clothing, you’ll reduce the amount of raw … Continue reading

California Solar Incentives

Virtually all utility customers have the opportunity to benefit from renewable energy incentives. This creates green jobs in the service sector. However, California also has production incentives in place to meet the renewable energy goals set in the Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) program. These incentives directly create jobs in the production sector. California solar production … Continue reading

10 Tips That Can Help You Conserve Energy Around Your House

An average American household consumes 935 kWh (Kilowatt hours) each day, or 28, 050 kWh per month. You may be spending around $200 in electricity bill, or if you have more residents in your household, naturally, this amount could rise. As the population in your residence grows, as you acquire more energy-consuming appliances, and as … Continue reading