This is video 3 of 3 of an off-grid installation we did up in the North Georgia Mountains. The home is a passive solar house. It’s roof line is sloped and the rear is close to the ground. (This is why wildl life is able to get on the roof – namely a family of bears that live near by.) You won’t see the main house in these videos, only the roof and utility room b/c the construction of the home was in the process of being finished as we did the installation. Enjoy! Later, we will be installing a wind turbine on this same property. Once this is complete, we’ll post that video, too. If you have questions, please go to our web site and contact us through there. Thank you. www.CreativeSolarUSA.com =======================================
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In 2008 the Park District received several hundred solar thermal panels in a grant from the City of Chicago. Starting with about ten locations to start with doing both domestic hot water and preheating pool water, the Park District plans to eventually install 470 solar thermal panels in the future. The majority of these will be utilized to heat park swimming pools.
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