We who have been in the homebuilding industry for awhile have seen solar go from the “less than attractive” to “how cool is that”!
One of our staff was luck enough to attend the solar conference earlier this month. It was very well attended with 900 exhibitors on the entire show floor of the Anaheim California convention center; more than 20,000 industry attendees from 90 countries.
Images showing use of solar panels – one on a custom home (Craftsman style) and one on a commercial building, really tell the story of its “come a long way”. Many of the commercial buildings are able to get government funded loans to cover the install, once they are up and running the extra energy generated by the panels is sold to the electric energy grid – the income generated pays back the loans.
For more information on the next generation of solar and the next conference visit, http://www.ases.org.
One of our staff was luck enough to attend the solar conference earlier this month. It was very well attended with 900 exhibitors on the entire show floor of the Anaheim California convention center; more than 20,000 industry attendees from 90 countries.
Images showing use of solar panels – one on a custom home (Craftsman style) and one on a commercial building, really tell the story of its “come a long way”. Many of the commercial buildings are able to get government funded loans to cover the install, once they are up and running the extra energy generated by the panels is sold to the electric energy grid – the income generated pays back the loans.
For more information on the next generation of solar and the next conference visit, http://www.ases.org.
