Welcome to Get My Solar Today, it is no myth that we humans have harnessed the power of the sun, since the earliest of times.
When we look at the solar power equipment and research today, there is no doubt we’ve come a long way.
Yet, we still have further to go in the widespread adoption of this technology.
Solar energy is one form of alternative energy, with many other forms available today. Today we generate energy from Biomass, Coal, Geothermal, Hydroelectric, Oil, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Tidal, and Wind Energy.
Each of these forms of energy is essential to meeting the power needs of and industrial society.
Our goal to provide alternatives, insight and advice to help you make the switch to alternatives that are both friendly to the environment and to your pocket book.
I encourage you to Join The Solution.
Solar Power Costs 50% Lower than Last Year Then Why Are We Creeping Forward?
Submitted by Glenn on Sat, 11/28/2009 - 13:30
How I Cut My Summer Utility Bill Over $500
Submitted by Glenn on Tue, 10/06/2009 - 12:01
Well the results are in, the utility reader came by this morning and it wrapped up my summer of testing. Earlier this year I decided my refrigerated was not only a royal pain but a huge drain on my wallet! Read more
Is The EPA Hypocritical?
Submitted by Glenn on Sat, 04/18/2009 - 09:47
When I read in the news "EPA Takes First Step Toward Regulating Pollution Linked to Climate Change!" I had to pause in shock then become angry at the what is clearly in my opinion deception. Read more
Do Cities - States Have It Wrong On Solar Power?
Submitted by Glenn on Sun, 05/31/2009 - 12:11
Staying up with all the changes in the solar energy field is tough. This weekend I was reading an article that was somewhat critical of the city of Houston Texas for not have subsidies in place.
It appears most want massive tax subsidies to jump start the solar industry in order to get more panels installed on homes. Read more
Why We Need Solar Power
Submitted by Glenn on Tue, 02/03/2009 - 20:59
Essentially man has harnessed the power of the sun, since the earliest of times. When we look at what is available today in solar equipment it has come a long way but still needs a long way to go. Read more
