- Alternative Energy:Practical advice on installing solar photovoltaic and wind power on your house
- Solar Panel Cost
- Wind Turbines
- Radiator Heating
Remember - If you are worried about your heating bills DO NOT SWITCH OFF or drastically cut down! ASK YOUR SUPPLIER FOR HELP!
With the deregulation of the gas and electricity companies it has become difficult to know how to choose which company provides the best service for you. Energy companies can show you how to choose the company that suits you best. They can also give you information on electricity from clean, renewable sources, which don't lead to pollution normally associated with other power stations.
There are many ways that you can generate your own energy at home from renewable and replaceable sources such as wind, sun and crops. Solar PV, solar water heating and small-scale wind or biomass heating is all available. Installation costs and the amount of energy produced vary. The DTI has a Low carbon building programme which provides grants for micro generation technologies for householders, community organisations, schools, the public sector and businesses. The programme will run for three years, starting from 1 April 2012 and replace the Clear Skies initiative.
2 - PITCHED ROOF:
A traditional roof with an angel between 15° - 75°.
For PV systems there are again two types of constructions:
a. Watertight and
b. Above a watertight layer.
In this type of constgructions it is possible to combine watertightness with good ventilation.


Free-Energy Devices, zero-point energy, and water as fuel
Act on CO2 - Renewable Energy