Posts Tagged ‘GoSolar 2010’
Study: Residential Solar in LA Cheaper Than Utility-Scale Solar Plants
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A new study has found that the cost of residential rooftop solar panels in Los Angeles is a cheaper cost per kilowatt-hour of electricity delivered than the most cost effective, utility-scale concentrating solar power plant in the world.
GoSolar in 2010 with Community Solar Power
August 20, 2010 at 3:54 pm
Open Neighborhoods has announced group pricing and free solar assessments for Los Angeles area homes and business with the GoSolar 2010 community solar program. Switching to solar power for your home, business or apartment/condo is one of the easiest and most impactful ways you can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while saving on your electric bill.
Community-Wide Solar Program Launches in LA
August 12, 2010 at 2:42 pm
We are pleased to announce that The OPEN Daily is sponsoring neighborhood solar programs across the LA Westside. The Open Neighborhoods solar team has evaluated dozens of installers and selected a leading installer who is offering a group discount of up to 30% on residential and commercial solar panel installation.
Green Power Communities Mark Two Year Anniversary of Gore Climate Challenge
July 19, 2010 at 12:05 pm
Two years ago, former VP Al Gore called for America to produce 100% of our electricity from energy sources with zero carbon emissions – and to do so within 10 years. At Open Neighborhoods we were inspired by Gore’s clean energy challenge, and soon launched a petition drive in Mar Vista to build support for [...]
