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Register for your Energy Saver Audit and receive a FREE copy of Energy Savers: Tips on Saving Energy & Money at Home. WTOL Special Report: Saving up to 40% on Energy Costs! Featuring: Energy Saver Advisors.	Energy Types		Green is not simply a new form of generating electric power. It’s a new form of generating national power – period! It’s not about lighting up our house: it’s about lighting up our future! - - - - - - "The green economy is poised to be the mother of all markets, the economic investment opportunity of a lifetime because it has become so fundamental." - - - - - - "Green is the new red, white and blue!"

		[Electricity] Let ESA recommend products and the most cost effective ways for you to become your own "energy company" to gain control of your present and future escalating energy costs. A Power Reduction Unit can be installed at your main breaker box to provide surge protection while cutting your electric bills up to 20%. Prudent weatherization practices are the most cost effective ways to reduce electricity while wireless thermostats allow you remote control through your cell phone or internet connection. Implementing energy efficient lighting and other energy saving products will help complete the first phase of a comprehensive plan designed for total energy EFFICIENCY and CONSERVATION.

		[Natural Gas] CONSERVATION! Reduce your gas heating bills by lowering your thermostats and implementing energy efficient measures, zoning your home or business and only heating high traffic areas with efficient electric heaters. Highly efficient gas furnaces and hot water heaters can make a significant difference as 25% of the overall energy used in a typical home is for water heating. ESA has a range of products that can be phased in to help you conserve and offset rising natural gas costs.

		[Water] ESA will audit your water usage, plumbing fixtures and appliances while making recommendations of products to help reduce costs and maximize your overall water usage. Entire households and businesses are now incorporating various CONSERVATION measures in their daily lives as wasting water is expensive and just not COOL anymore! Perceived "little issues" like, leaky faucets, long showers, running dishwashers and washing machines that aren't full, over using sprinkler systems, etc. can have a MAJOR impact on your overall water consumption. Remember 25% of the energy you use is for heating water! ESA will help educate you on all aspects of water CONSERVATION and EFFICIENCY.

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		[Wind] Wind power, favored by many environmentalists, is a clean, renewable energy generated from the sun. As portions of the earth are heated by the sun, air rushes to fill the low pressure areas, creating wind power that can be converted into electricity using wind turbines. Large scale wind farms are typically connected to the local electric power transmission network with smaller turbines used to provide electricity directly to the individual home or isolated locations. Utility companies increasingly buy back surplus electricity produced by small domestic turbines. Given the direct economic benefits, it's not surprising that wind energy is the fastest growing source of power generation in America. Let ESA show you how to incorporate a wind turbine to generate and store your own electricity on site in lithium power packs to use as needed to help eliminate most of your direct energy costs.

		[Solar Thermal] Solar Thermal Energy (STE) is a technology for harnessing solar energy for thermal energy (heat). Solar thermal collectors are classified as low, medium or high temperature collectors. Approximately 50% of the square footage of solar thermal collectors produced in the United States is of the low temperature variety, generally installed to heat swimming pools or space heating. Medium collectors could be used to produce about 50% of the hot water needed for residential and commercial use in the United States and is the most popular product for these markets. High temperature collectors are utilized in generating major power supplies but have a set of unique operating and installation dynamics. If appropriate, ESA will recommend utilizing STE technology for hot water production in the home or business to help cut overall energy costs.


		[Solar Photovoltaics] Solar Photovoltaics (PV) is the field of technology and research related to the application of solar cells for energy by converting sunlight directly into electricity. PV production has been doubling every two years since 2002, making it the world's fastest growing energy technology. To explain how a PV solar panel works, photons from sunlight knock electrons into a higher state of energy, creating electricity. Solar cells require protection from the environment and are packaged behind a glass sheet. They produce direct current electricity (DC) from light, which can be used to power equipment or charge batteries. The selling price of panels, in general, is still too high to compete with grid electricity but world leaders, Germany and Japan provided significant financial incentives to create a huge demand followed quickly by production. The ROI for PV is still not favorable but being made more palatable with government tax incentives allowing them to be incorporated in the home or business. ESA is working with an American company that has patents on a new, "disruptive" solar technology featuring a stacked solar panel system that is 400% more efficient than any current solar production that can be installed in an attic or basement! Stay tuned!

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