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I arrived back in the States late last night, after a full day of travel, wait, travel, and wait some more. One boat and two planes, but it’s good to be home, safe and sound. The solar upgrade was successful, and fun, and I met a bunch of folks who are also interested in sustainability [...]
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Frank Heller, of Katahdin Energy Works, is an installer of micro hydro, wind, solar, and bio-methane systems in Maine. He sent us a primer he wrote up for those who think they may be interested in having a micro hydro system, and it’s very educational. It discusses hydro potential, permitting, and the different types of [...]
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Frank Heller, of Katahdin Energy Works, is an installer of micro hydro, wind, solar, and bio-methane systems in Maine. He sent us a primer he wrote up for those who think they may be interested in having a micro hydro system, and it’s very educational. It discusses hydro potential, permitting, and the different types of [...]
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We do not sell these batteries, or gain any monetary value from promoting this technology, other than the satisfaction of seeing folks get a superior off grid storage system. Tonight we had a nice chat with Stephen Ellis, of Zappworks. They take original Edison NiFe batteries, and re-manufacture them with improvements, and make a battery [...]
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Power outages are bad for those with medicines that need refrigeration. An extended outage for folks with Type 1 diabetes and other conditions requires a good generator, a long term fuel source, or other option. Here is one we recommend. A Stirling powered cooler (4 amps @ 12v) can run well off 300 watts of [...]
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