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June 9, 2010
Peter Amerongen
Seminar Preview
Approaching Net Zero Energy at the Lowest Possible Cost
Watch a
short preview of Peter Amerongen’s Solar Seminar,
“Approaching Net Zero at the Lowest Possible Cost”. On April
14, 2010 at Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton, Peter
Amerongen delivered this ground-breaking research into a
method for net-zero energy home design, discovered upon his
third net-zero home building project. Video Info
Viewer's Guide
Power of Efficiency
Western Canada's grid-tied-solar pioneer discovered the amazing power of "Negawatts"
in his quest to get all his electricity...
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Riverdale Net Zero
Part One
Riverdale NetZero collects an equivalent
amount of energy from the sun as the
homes and occupants use over the... more
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Riverdale Net Zero Part Two Riverdale
NetZero utilizes four forms of solar energy and a super-efficient design
to create a house that will have...
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Greening the Grid Part Two Tim Weis from the Pembina
Institute details the renewable energy suite available to power Alberta.
Hundreds of Albertans visit our... more(flash)
Greening the Grid Part Three
Replacing coal-fired electricity with
renewable energy sources makes perfect
environmental sense. Tim discusses some
of the economic factors...
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Tim Weis Solar Seminar In 2009, the
province of Ontario brought in a series
of world-class renewable energy
programs. If similar programs in Europe
are any indication...more (YouTube)
Peter Amerongen Solar Seminar
Getting as close as possible to Net Zero
Energy here on the northern prairies can
be a daunting and expensive challenge.
With our cold weather...
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Peter Amerongen Seminar Preview
Approaching Net Zero Energy at lowest
possible cost
On April 14, 2010 at Grant MacEwan
University in Edmonton, Peter Amerongen...
more (flash)
Paul Gipe Solar Seminar
Paul Gipe is an award-winning veteran in
the work of developing renewable energy
policies in North America. In 2004 he
served as the executive director of the
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