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Renewable Energy - Solar Thermal (Hot Water)

This video was created by Bowdoin College students www.bowdoin.edu in cooperation with the Maine Energy Investment Corporation www.renewmaine.org.  
 
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lights21002003 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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ah yes very nice system *****5stars*****
varmitr (8 months ago) Show Hide
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just curious, how much energy is required to build a single solar panel or vac tube?
therefore, how long does that device have to work to provide a feasible returns equal to its construction?
days weeks months years? if it takes 5 years worth of energy to construct it, and twenty serviceable years, it really only has a 15 year cost recovery. Am i making sense or not?
thanks
08octavarium8 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Yeah, but it's cancelled out because a boiler system will have a similar carbon cost from production, but the boiler system will last around 2 times longer so it won't need to be replaced as much so it kinda halfs that approximately. So it's not just extra. Although boiler systems will have a smaller carbon cost, this should reduce as this technology takes off and is built in bulk and more economically viable and blah blah blah..
varmitr (8 months ago) Show Hide
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well put and good analogy thank you!
TheDudeRulez09 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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this is were constructing your own solar heating system from easily purchased or recycled materials beats out manufactured system hands down everytime!!! I build my own systems here in Houston Texas and I love it, the savings are instant! due to the fact that I try to cut as much conventional power usage out all together.
varmitr (8 months ago) Show Hide
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hi rix, id said screw the grid tie, just get stand alone and get away from the rest of people/utilities.
personal pride in ownership. the grid tie for me is about $40,000 more
nabasdak (1 year ago) Show Hide
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what happens when it snows or rains, do those solar panels capture sun to work the heating system?
wwwkyosunes (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Hello
The answer of your question is in the last part of our video. "El mejor video de instalación ENERGIA SOLAR TERMICA"
razorx71 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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the US has the most natural gas on the planet, enough to last 500 years - natural gas is just methane (97%) and can be found in coal deposits, or gathered from landfills.
torotoz (3 months ago) Show Hide
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yeah , but solar system doesn't have any co2 emission, Last forever, Sun belongs to all of us, you dont pay bill to any big corporation etc etc

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