Renewable Energy and Power

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The ability to harness the power of the sun and wind can be traced back for hundreds of years. In ancient societies, buildings were created so that they might benefit from the sun’s rays. In the mid-18th century, the Swiss scientist Horace de Saussure created the world’s first solar powered oven, and, more than a hundred years later, Albert Einstein realized that there was a powerful connection between electrons and light. Wind energy has played a tremendous role in travel and farming. In the late 19th century, steel blades for windmills were invented, and wind power was used to help farmers pump water and create electricity. By using powerful resources such as solar panels, wind turbine kits, and EV (electric vehicle) charging stations, we’ll be able to conserve our energy for a greener and brighter tomorrow.

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Energy Management Systems

It’s never been easier to not only harness the energy savings from efficient appliances and products you can easily control your usage with a fully customizable energy management system.
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EV Charge Stations

EV Charge Stations supply electric energy to recharge plug in electric vehicles and plug in hybrid vehicles. With the growing popularity of energy efficient electric vehicles (EVs), there is an expanding need for widely distributed and publically accessible charging stations.
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Solar Power Products

Solar power is a clean, quiet energy alternative that generates electricity by converting the energy found in sunlight to energy that can power your home or business. A solar power system can significantly reduce electricity bills, and add value to your home or business.
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Wind Power Products

Wind can be used in countless applications by itself or alongside other energy sources, allowing homeowners, businesses, and governments to generate their own renewable energy on-site.
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Wind Power Is Inexhaustible and Infinitely Renewable