Comments on: Understand Net Metering for Home Wind Turbines and Solar http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25 Inventor of the Home Wind Turbine Kit and Rooftop Windmill Kits, Ohio Manufacturer Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:05:31 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Home Wind/Solar, Home Turbine | WindEnergy7.com http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-74 Home Wind/Solar, Home Turbine | WindEnergy7.com Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:43:54 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-74 [...] rooftop unit you were looking at is $4800 for Grid-Tie system with battery back-up.  $3200 for Off-Grid system.  That has every component with it (except [...] [...] rooftop unit you were looking at is $4800 for Grid-Tie system with battery back-up.  $3200 for Off-Grid system.  That has every component with it (except [...]

]]> By: Azgardron http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-69 Azgardron Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:06:38 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-69 The KWh for my home in town is 1800, so I am trying to figure out what I can do for our house we are moving onto our farm. The house is over 100 yrs old and as soon as it is moved I will start renovating and upgrading it. I am planning on trying a lot of inovations for it. One is a rainwater catch system and another is a heated floor system. It will be on 200 acres out in the country so no limitations by city codes. I am hoping that with heave insulation in walls, attic and windows and doors I can drop heating and cooling costs thus reducing energy consumption and costs. I hope to cut the 1800HWh down by 30%. What type wind of system would you think would help cut costs further? BTW, Our farm is near Lott, Texas just southeast of Waco. Thanks, Ron The KWh for my home in town is 1800, so I am trying to figure out what I can do for our house we are moving onto our farm. The house is over 100 yrs old and as soon as it is moved I will start renovating and upgrading it. I am planning on trying a lot of inovations for it. One is a rainwater catch system and another is a heated floor system. It will be on 200 acres out in the country so no limitations by city codes. I am hoping that with heave insulation in walls, attic and windows and doors I can drop heating and cooling costs thus reducing energy consumption and costs. I hope to cut the 1800HWh down by 30%. What type wind of system would you think would help cut costs further? BTW, Our farm is near Lott, Texas just southeast of Waco.
Thanks,
Ron

]]> By: Mike Schwab http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-29 Mike Schwab Wed, 08 Oct 2008 23:14:48 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-29 I'm interested in your products on several levels and wonder if I may contact you by telephone and if so what is your number? Thank you, Mike Schwab 214-783-9949 I’m interested in your products on several levels and wonder if I may contact you by telephone and if so what is your number?
Thank you, Mike Schwab
214-783-9949

]]> By: Net Metring Battleground, 8 STATES WITH NO NET METERING | WindEnergy7.com http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-22 Net Metring Battleground, 8 STATES WITH NO NET METERING | WindEnergy7.com Fri, 19 Sep 2008 00:41:15 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-22 [...] If any of you don’t understand Net-Metering, read my tutorial on net metering. [...] [...] If any of you don’t understand Net-Metering, read my tutorial on net metering. [...]

]]> By: Off-Grid Wind Turbines, Wind Generator System | WindEnergy7.com http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-15 Off-Grid Wind Turbines, Wind Generator System | WindEnergy7.com Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:54:51 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-15 [...] states and utility providers do not have Net Metering support for Grid-Tied systems.  So the consumer cannot tie a wind turbine system to the grid, or gets no [...] [...] states and utility providers do not have Net Metering support for Grid-Tied systems.  So the consumer cannot tie a wind turbine system to the grid, or gets no [...]

]]> By: Small Wind Turbines for Residence, Farm & Ranch | WindEnergy7.com http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-10 Small Wind Turbines for Residence, Farm & Ranch | WindEnergy7.com Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:32:54 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-10 [...] you are interested in a small wind turbine, I recommend you start with this post about Net Metering. Follow the links and info there and then contact me with questions or purchase needs.  I’m [...] [...] you are interested in a small wind turbine, I recommend you start with this post about Net Metering. Follow the links and info there and then contact me with questions or purchase needs.  I’m [...]

]]> By: Selma http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-7 Selma Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:25:29 +0000 http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?p=25#comment-7 I live in a townhome (sometimes called a townhouse) by a river with lots of trees. I would love a wind tower but the size of the lot and the inconsistent wind leaves me out of this option. However, I do think I can put 3-4 solar panels on my back roof. I think these panels are lighter weight now and have the potential to provide all and more of my electric needs. How do I go about getting the county supervisors to rush approval of this effort? I live in a townhome (sometimes called a townhouse) by a river with lots of trees. I would love a wind tower but the size of the lot and the inconsistent wind leaves me out of this option.

However, I do think I can put 3-4 solar panels on my back roof. I think these panels are lighter weight now and have the potential to provide all and more of my electric needs.

How do I go about getting the county supervisors to rush approval of this effort?

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