subject: What Are The Green Energy Basics? Your Killer Guide! [print this page] Have you ever been informed about the pollution problems we suffer from? Do you know that our non-renewable sources of energy will run out one day? Do not you think to opt for homemade green energy? Read more to find out the benefits behind this concept.
What do you define under the term green energy?
Green energy refers to the energy generated by natural and renewable sources like water, wind, sun light, etc. The term green is used to indicate that this energy is a good a friend of the environment and it keeps all green areas green. This is indeed one of the best benefits behind making your own solar panels.
Here are a few sources considered as green energy:
* Geothermal power
* Small scale Hydropower
* Solar Energy
* Biomass power
* Tidal energy
* Wave power
* Wind power
Do we have any other sources?
There are other sources like anaerobic digestion and incineration of waste that are also considered to be green sources. Some companies even claim that nuclear energy is green, but unless a safe way of disposing the waste material from that energy source is invented, we cannot include that in the list.
Where can green energy be used?
Thanks to the idea of making your own solar panels, you do not have any limits where you can use this generated energy. You can implement such a system in your house, office, company, or even in your car. Do you know that Japan has some vehicles, which are powered using solar panels?
So, does it worth to build your own solar panels?
Based on my personal experiences, installing solar panels was one of the best decisions I took in the last year. The benefits I have from such a system are outstanding in terms of money, time, and being a good friend of our environment. This is indeed true because:
* Powering your house using solar panels will increase its value by at least 30%.
* Paying high value power bills to the companies would be from the past.
* You will help to make our environment clean for the next generations.
