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2010-08-19T22:23:00.000-07:00

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solar News Update

2010-08-10T09:29:00.001-07:00

LOCATION: Pueblo County
PLAYERS: Main Street Power, Pueblo County
THE SKINNY: Solar panels will be installed on nine different Pueblo County public buildings in a contract worth $5 million. The installation will deliver an immediate power savings of $35,000, say the participants. The panels will provide supplemental power to, among other structures, the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center and the County jail.
QUOTE: “We don’t see any sign that the cost of electricity is going down in the future.” Pueblo county commission chairman Jeff Chostner

LOCATION: Outshirts of Grand Junction
PLAYERS: XCEL Energy, Abengoa Solar
THE SKINNY: First integration of coal and concentrated solar power in the U.S. The hybrid system at the Cameo facility uses a previously existing 44-megawatt coal plant and a 4-megawatt concentrated solar power installation. Operating now for a month, the facility is testing how concentrating solar power (CSP) can help a coal plant use less coal and produce the same amount of energy. Testing should be completed by the end of this year, when the Cameo plant will be shut down. Xcel anticipates that the project will increase the power plant’s efficiency by up to 5% and will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2,000 tons per year. The Cameo operation is expected to test the commercial viability of integrating coal plants with CSP. It is the utility company’s first demonstration project under the company’s Innovative Clean Technology program.
QUOTE: “If this project produces the successful results we expect, this type of solar thermal integration will help move the use of solar energy one step closer to being a potential technology for improving the environmental performance of coal-fired power plants.” Kent Larson, vice president and chief energy supply officer, Xcel Energy

LOCATION: Denver Internationa Airport
PLAYERS: Sharp Solar (National), Oak Leaf Energy, Xcel Energy, MP2 Capital
THE SKINNY: This new project financed and developed byMP2 Capital delivers 1.6-megawatts of solar powered jet fuel to help DIA offset the environmental and monetary costs of its jet fuel storage and distribution facility. It is expected to generate about 2,450,000 kilowatt hours of clean electricity in the first year of operation and approximately 47 million kilowatt hours during the system’s lifetime. Through a power purchase agreement, Denver International Airport will procure the electricity generated from the system from MP2 Capital for a period of 20 years.
QUOTE: “This project is a breakthrough in the airport industry as it relies on solar power to help reduce the carbon footprint of the fuel farm. Solar-powered jet fuel is the wave of the future as airports seek a cost-effective way to improve the environment.” Mark Lerdal, chief executive officer, MP2 Capital

LOCATION: Boulder
PLAYERS: Cool Energy, Xcel Energy
THE SKINNY: This is the first planned pilot field installation of the SolarFlow System in a Boulder commercial building. Xcel will provide research and analytical support. Designed for residential and small commercial buildings, the SolarFlow System is a combined heat and power (CHP) generation system that uses solar energy as its only input fuel. Features include energy storage and a control system that optimally apportions the system’s energy output between heat and electricity depending current weather conditions. Integral to the system is Cool Energy’s SolarHeart Engine which the system activates whenever the electricity produced is more valuable than the heat consumed.
QUOTE: “The system will not only provide substantial financial relief for homeowners, but also offset the need for utilities to add more generation facilities that are particularly costly during peak consumption periods.” Sam Weaver, Cool Energy CEO

LOCATION: Fort Collins
THE PLAYERS: Astralux Solar, Fort Collins homeowners in northwest corner of city
THE SKINNY: A neighborhood in the northern Front Range city has embraced solar power in a big way. Eight different homeowners got together and were able to take advantage of the Energy Partners buying group program from Boulder-based Astralux Solar to lower the installation cost for all. All told the community now has more than 50-kilowatts of solar PV operating within a two block area, with more to come. Particpants say they get the individual benefits of solar, and raise the home values in the entire neighborhood as well. Astralux Solar says its group buying program was created for just this reason.
QUOTE: “Many national solar companies have used this concept to swoop into neighborhoods and sell systems with no local presence at all. Astralux Solar is a born and bred Colorado company that uses the group model but offers a much more local, personal, service oriented experience. The people in this area are just amazing.” Osea Nelson, Astralux Solar specialist

LOCATION: Grand Junction
PLAYERS: Bella Energy
THE SKINNY: A 172-kilowatt system recently installed at the Colorado National Guard Readiness Center provides enough power to offset 450,000 pounds of carbon emissions, according to the participants.
QUOTE: “Not only will this energy project lay the foundation to meet our net-zero electricity consumption goal of 2030, it is also important in how we will manage and design our facilities in the future.

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2010-07-09T19:41:00.000-07:00

Solar-powered plane completes 26-hour flight
July 7, 2010 9:17 a.m. EDTJuly 7, 2010 9:17 a.m. EDT

Solar Impulse took to the skies Wednesday on a 26-hour test flight.

Solar Impulse took to the skies Wednesday on a 26-hour test flight.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

* Solar plane completes a 26-hour test flight in Switzerland
* “Solar Impulse” project co-founded by Swiss balloonist Bertrand Piccard
* Plane has nearly 12,000 separate solar cells

RELATED TOPICS

* Solar Energy
* Alternative Energy
* Energy Technology
* Nature and the Environment
* Switzerland

London, England (CNN) — A solar-powered aircraft, which a team hopes will one day circle the globe, completed a 26-hour test flight in Switzerland at 9 a.m. (3 a.m. ET) Thursday.

Solar Impulse took off shortly before 7 a.m. Wednesday from an airfield in Payerne, 80 miles northeast of Geneva.

The plane was piloted by Andre Borschberg, who flew to a height of nearly 28,000 feet (8,500 meters).

“I’ve been a pilot for 40 years now, but this flight has been the most incredible one of my flying career,” Borschberg said, according to the New York Times.

“Just sitting there and watching the battery charge level rise and rise thanks to the sun. I have just flown more than 26 hours without using a drop of fuel and without causing any pollution.”

During the evening, the plane slowly descended to an altitude of 4,500 feet (1,500 meters), where it remained for the rest of the night using battery power. An hour before dawn, the plane still had six hours of flying time left in its solar-fueled batteries.

Solar Impulse has a wingspan of more than 206 feet (63 meters) — the same as an Airbus A340 — and is nearly 72 feet (22 meters) long. It weighs about 3,500 pounds (1,600 kilograms) and has nearly 12,000 solar cells attached to its wings and horizontal stabilizers.

The plane is equipped with four electric engines and has a top speed of about 43 miles (70 kilometers) per hour.

“The goal of the project is to have a solar-powered plane flying day and night without fuel,” said the co-founder of the project, Bertrand Piccard.

The Swiss adventurer, who piloted the first nonstop balloon flight around the world in 1999 in the Breitling Orbiter III, said the test flight was “crucial for the credibility of the project.”

The challenge to fly a solar plane around the world was announced in 2003.

With the success of the test flight, a second airplane will be designed to fly much farther next year, with the aim of flying across continents and the Atlantic Ocean.

In 2012, the team hopes to fly Solar Impulse around the world in five stages.

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2010-07-02T18:59:00.000-07:00

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2010-06-11T19:04:00.000-07:00

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2010-03-22T12:26:00.001-07:00

The Rebirth of American Farming, Manufacturing and Values (Thanks to the Wonders of Technology)

February 2, 2010 in propaganda | Tags: cannabis, garden, hemp, law, marijuana, nebulizer, religion, soil-less, ultrasonic | Leave a comment

Most people would probably agree that, as a nation and as a planet, we face a tough road ahead of us. Some might even say that we have doomed ourselves through greed and corruption, and there is no alternative to future famines and mass starvation. Not all of us share that bleak outlook, but there is no way to deny that we are now collectively in a very precarious position.

We have, at the very least, dug ourselves (or perhaps allowed ourselves to be conned) into a very deep hole; and, by most accounts, it just keeps getting deeper. But all changes require a catalyst, and there are a whole lot of positive changes which can now be implemented thanks to our desperate situation.

Let us first start with a significant change which is already well under way: the reintegration of cannabis (marijuana if you are familiar with the racist slang term embraced by our gov’t and media) into mainstream American society. ‘Medical marijuana’ has already started bringing in tens of billions of dollars which might have ended up on the black market in the past, but this is just the beginning.

The laws have only begun to change and the first economic repercussions are just now beginning to be felt. Medical marijuana in California and other places has been likened to a gold rush, yet it has also created an insane amount of contradiction and gray area surrounding the plant and its permitted uses.

Thanks to the recent policy changes and favorable press, individuals claiming to use cannabis as part of their religious practice are now giving interviews to reporters instead of being laughed at and generally dismissed as some type of hooligan.

There is no doubt in my own mind that cannabis spirituality is genuine; even reinforced by the same scientific findings that prove the efficacy of ‘medical marijuana.’ There has also been precedent set by the Supreme Court (in 2006) acknowledging the legitimate spiritual use of the most powerful entheogen known to man–Dimethyltryptamine (DMT).

According to the Wikipedia definition, an entheogen “in the strict sense, is a psychoactive substance used in a religious, shamanic or spiritual context.” The article goes on to mention that cannabis is indeed an entheogen, along with many other ’schedule I narcotics’ including Peyote, Iboga, Psilocybin (magic mushrooms) and Ayahuasca (the tea containing DMT which was the subject of the above mentioned court ruling.) Furthermore, the article makes the following assertion which can be backed up by scholars and literature the world over:

“Entheogens have been used in a ritualized context for thousands of years; their religious significance is well established in anthropological and modern evidences.”

Given that our federal government has now effectively recognized the use of cannabis as medicine, it seems impossible to deny that users have a legitimate claim to spirituality and, therefore, have a legitimate claim to protection from persecution according to the first amendment of the Constitution. And, more recently,these rights have been reinforced by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993.

In the past, the courts have argued that the presence of the ‘drug’ would be an unacceptable danger to the surrounding community, and on numerous occasions they have declared that the actual presence and use of the plant for rituals has been either unnecessary or just an excuse to “get stoned”, or both.

Why does it never dawn on some people that getting “stoned” is a spiritual act in and of itself, and has been used as such for thousands and thousands of years… Luckily, this may all soon be a mute point. If California opts for full legalization–which frankly is the only way to solve the ‘medical marijuana’ quagmire they’ve gotten themselves into, not to mention that it’d go a long way towards funding education instead of prisons–other states will be lining up to do the same thing. And, once again, Washington will respect the states’ decisions; due in no small part to crippling budget deficits and opinion polls which show a wide margin of support for the beleaguered plant.

Of course, President Obama could preempt all of this and come out looking like a hero to his overwhelming number of supporters who have been pushing for drug law reform if he is willing to take the initiative. But, either way, the cannabis plant is already being reintegrated into mainstream society.

During some of the toughest economic times since the Great Depression, the notoriously resilient plant has provided vital economic growth in a wide variety of affected industries. In turn, these investments and these same industries have now given us the tools with which to completely re-imagine our own realities.

Ultrasonic foggers make soil-less growing cheap,easy and productive

It has been widely agreed that aeroponic gardens–where the roots hang in the air and are misted by a combination of water and nutrients–are far and away the most efficient and effective way to yield bumper crops from a wide variety of plants. Typical results are said to be 50% or more larger than yields from either soil or hydroponics (where the roots are submerged in a water-nutrient solution.)

The only problems have been that the technique requires high water pressure (lots of energy) and expensive misters which frequently get clogged with nutrients. Ultrasonic foggers perform the same function as aeroponic misters, however they create much smaller water droplets (as small as two microns, which allows them to be instantly absorbed by the roots) and have none of the other problems associated with aeroponics. There is no need for any water pressure whatsoever, and the only moving part in the whole process is a small transducer (or nebulizer) that creates ultrasonic waves which transform water into what’s called a “dry fog”–providing an ideal environment for healthy root systems.

Cheap versions of foggers such as those designed for fountains and ponds are said to have problems with buildup when used in a nutrient solution, however companies such as NutraMist have begun offering a wide variety of foggers with replaceable teflon transducers specifically designed to be used in growing operations. Nutramist sells both complete systems and parts for people building their own systems. Click here to check out their selection at FutureGarden.com.

While this is good news for anyone looking to grow a few plants of their own, such as medical marijuana patients who want to save money; it should also prove to be good news for people looking to eat an affordable and nutritious meal in the near future.

For those of us who might be looking to work in a sustainable or “green” industry, ultrasonic foggers offer more than just a glimmer of hope. They offer entire new industries, along with an unprecedented potential to improve the overall health and well-being of our entire nation; not to mention providing a key function which may eventually lead to the end of our dependence on imported energy.

Produce currently travels 1700 miles on average “from farm to fork”, losing vital nutrients and adding to our pollution problem with every mile. Urban farming and even vertical farming are no longer new or completely untested concepts which offer a multitude of benefits over our current system, however their progress has been severely hampered in large part by the expense and problems associated with soil-less growing techniques.

A thirty-story building full of traditional aeroponic equipment would undoubtedly cost a fortune, but a similar structure employing ultrasonic technology should cost significantly less–and may also prove much easier to design, thus dropping overall costs even more. This factor alone may be enough to make many of these vertical farms, such as those proposed by Dr. Dickson Despommier, into a reality.

There is a great deal of potential which has now been opened up, however the necessary research and refinement will still require both time and money. As luck would have it, the medical marijuana industry–which has been legitimized and is now booming in fourteen states (and counting)–will serve as a perfect testing ground for using the foggers to grow plants. There has already been widely reported success using these devices for propagation purposes and/or in conjunction with various drip systems to produce full grown plants that yield even more than those produced using traditional aeroponic methods.

As I type these words, entrepreneurs interested in growing “top-notch” plants are no doubt experimenting with these foggers all over the country. This research may be looked down upon and possibly even disregarded entirely by a federal government intent on keeping it’s head buried in the sand, yet it offers to bring us far closer to a sustainable society than any proposal that has ever come out of Washington, D.C.

Even though wind and solar power generation are often touted as the most effective way to help the environment, the reality is that the most effective and personally beneficial way to “go green” is to buy a fogger or three and start growing your own food/medicine/whatever. Most plants will grow just fine in a moderately sunny window. Even if your crops do end up requiring supplemental lighting, the options have gotten much cheaper and more efficient in the past few years. Indoor farming has become affordable for the general public, and not a minute too soon.

Sustainability is a very big word

March 20, 2010 in Uncategorized | Leave a comment

As your and my tax dollars continue to subsidize such “green” technologies as E85 and ‘clean coal’, our politicians and media pundits are rambling on about the need for a sustainable future. Most of these individuals would gleefully admit to having no idea what this will actually take to achieve, but so far everyone now agrees that “sustainability” is a very big word.

Every time I use a paper towel to dry my hands or wipe my ass with some toilet paper, I am using energy. Beyond energy, I am also using a limited natural resource which cannot be sustainably harvested using anything close to today’s methods; yet I am told that I am using a renewable resource which also helps provide jobs for other Americans.

While I will not attempt to deny that lots of families rely on logging in order to put food on the table, it does seem worth point out that there is no way these jobs can continue putting food on the table for much longer. My stance here is in no way, shape or form a condemnation of using trees as raw material for any number of fine products; but trees take a very long time to grow, and if we cut too many of them down then there will no longer be enough oxygen for animals such as ourselves to breathe.

In addition to creating oxygen, trees are also very effective at sequestering carbon (while they are alive, anyway.) Beyond this, trees and healthy forests have been found to have a large effect on surrounding weather patterns–i.e., places without trees are typically subjected to extreme temperatures and have little to no usable soil. This is because the roots of trees actually work to bring moisture up out of the ground and eventually back into the air.

In light of these and many other reasons, some lawmakers are now starting to see living, breathing forests as a worthwhile investment instead of just another resource to exploit. But we still need paper and the millions of other items now produced from trees. And, presumably, we still need jobs.

The creation of more “clean energy” jobs has been placed at or near the top of the Obama administration’s list of priorities. Subsequently, more and more people are attempting to cash in on this expanding industry–but there’s just one problem: many of these technologies, such as E85, are actually an environmental and economic nightmare being used to scam the good intentions of hardworking Americans.

While this is not exactly news to those who are familiar with the widespread criticism of E85, clean coal and carbon sequestration (to name a few); it does seem relevant now considering how much of my money which I haven’t even earned yet is being handed out to these snake oil salesmen as I type.

We could attempt to set up a government agency assigned with the task of verifying the validity of claims being made by the purveyors of would-be clean technologies, but this brings us to another very big word: accountability.

If those already in government offices were being held accountable for their actions, half of our problems involved with creating a sustainable society would evaporate instantly. But if I really think about who should be held accountable for holding those in public office accountable for their actions, then I am left once again with only myself to blame..
Valcent’s VertiCrop technology honored as one of top ten global innovations by group including NASA, USAID, the state department and Nike!

March 12, 2010 in Uncategorized | Leave a comment

The video below showcases a High Density Vertical Growth (HDVG) system created by Valcent Products, Inc.

“LAUNCH, a global initiative whose Founding Partners include NASA, USAID, the U.S. State Department and Nike, which identifies and supports innovative work poised to contribute to a sustainable future, has selected Valcent’s VertiCrop™ vertical farming technology as one of ten global innovations from a field of 150 pioneering projects. As one of ten featured leaders in sustainability, Valcent will present their advances on large scale hydroponic agriculture at the premiere LAUNCH event at the Water at Kennedy Space Center on March 16th to 18th 2010.

Amidst the backdrop of shuttle launch mission STS-131, a distinguished group of leaders from government, business, science, engineering, communications and sustainability will convene to learn about Valcent’s vertical farming innovations in a collaborative forum designed to help accelerate the company’s progress. Along with the initiatives’ Founding Partners and Resource Partners which include The Pacific Institute, Sandia National Labs and The Water Center of the Earth Institute, LAUNCH was formed as a collaborative forum and incubator to engage and champion innovative ideas, companies, programs and technologies focused on a series of sustainability challenges.

“Our world’s balance between demand and supply of food is sensitive to climate change, fuel demands, access to water and our investments in research and infrastructure,” said Stephen Kennedy Smith, President of Em-Link LLC, the Boston-based Master Distributor for Valcent in the United States. ”We are honored to receive recognition from this esteemed panel of judges who recognize Valcent’s VertiCrop™ technology as vital to accelerating innovation for a sustainable future. We look forward to the panelists’ valuable input on our initiatives involving vertical agriculture using recycled resources and hydroponics, which is the practice of growing plants without soil and which allows for the production of fruit and vegetables in spaces outside of traditional farms…”

Click here to read the full article found at PR-USA.net.

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2010-03-12T12:48:00.000-08:00

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2009-11-16T09:44:00.001-08:00

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Newly constructed modern mountain 3BD/2BA energy efficient custom home! Adjacent to National Forest and 16 miles from Breckenridge ski area!
Green Homes For Sale - Almont, Colorado Green Home Almont, Colorado
Octagonal straw bale house with solar in-floor heat and domestic hot water as well as off-the-grid with solar photovoltaic and wind generated electricity. Exceptional mountain views!
Green Homes For Sale - Austin, Colorado Green Home Austin, Colorado
Unique strawbale home and barn on ten acres adjacent to reservoir.
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Native American Earthlodge with earth berms, passive solar, xeric landscaping and radiant heat. Sacred, Sustainable and earth integrated.
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This is a mold, fragrance, pesticide, formaldehyde-free contemporary home – built to strict environmental specs for an EI on 4.7 acres 20 minutes from Boulder, CO.
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Mercedes SUV Included with this Expansive Contemporary Boulder Home in Sunshine Canyon ~ 5 minutes to Pearl Street Mall!
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Post & Beam, Straw-Bale Home! Green, warm and efficiency, passive solar home! Beautifully designed and artistically crafted; built with natural, non-toxic finishes to wheat board and bamboo cabinets. Only 4 miles to world class skiing area. Completion date Oct.
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Green Homes For Sale - Centennial, Colorado Green Home Centennial, Colorado
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Green Homes For Sale - Coaldale, Colorado Green Home Coaldale, Colorado
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Green Homes For Sale - Colorado Springs, Colorado Green Home Colorado Springs, Colorado
Healthy-built home on 20 acres with additional mother-in-law unit and 3 car detached garage. It is in a development of 20-80 acre parcels, surrounded by gravel roads and great views of Pike’s Peak. Lots of fresh air.
Green Homes For Sale - Como, Colorado Green Home Como, Colorado
2000 sqr ft solar and wind powered home comes with 38 acres. wood stove and propane heatng.
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beautiful log home 4/4 off-grid with active solar and wind generator. at 9500 ft magnificent views of pikes peak and sangre de cristo mountains.
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LEED CERTIFIED, Townhomes in Estes Park, Colorado. New construction.
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ONE OF TWELVE HIGH PERFORMANCE STRAW BALE HOMES to be built in Fort Collins, this Tuscan-Style statement of Elegance offers a wish list of energy-efficient materials and technologies, floor plan options, and upgrades.
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Green Homes For Sale - Fort Garland, Colorado Green Home Fort Garland, Colorado
Warm, passive solar,well-insulated log home off the grid on 5+ stunning mountain acres. New, top-of-the-line solar electric system with inverter and back-up generator for whole home providing seamless flow of electricity. Barn, 60'round pen, Finish Line fencing, BarBarA waterer.
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Green Homes For Sale - Ft. Garland, Colorado Green Home Ft. Garland, Colorado
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Green Homes For Sale - Jefferson, Colorado Green Home Jefferson, Colorado
Custom built strawbale home on 36 acres. Top of the line solar system, expansive views, seasonal creek, 1 hr from Denver, 45 min from Breckenridge!
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This 2 bedroom flat is located within a cohousing community committed to environmental sustainability. Act quickly to pick the options and upgrades in this home.
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Earthships Update

2009-11-16T09:42:00.000-08:00

Green Homes for Sale - Taos, New Mexico 87571 Green Home Healthy Home Natural Home

Welcome to the Earthling -- one of the most beautiful and functional earthships ever built. Constructed in 2004 by earthship progenitor Mike Reynolds, this 1,700 square-foot home has all the modern systems, artistic touches, growing abilities and conveniences that makes it a haven and a true home.
Taos, New Mexico — Green Home For Sale

Green Home
Healthy Home
Natural Home

Asking Price (US$): $450,000
Annual Property Tax $925
Annual Utility Cost $0
Home Area: 1,700 ft2
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Total Lot Size: 1.20 acres
Year Built: 2004
Property Description
Home Description

Welcome to The Earthling -- one of the most beautiful and functional earthships ever built.

Constructed in 2004 by earthship progenitor Mike Reynolds, this 1,700 home has all the modern systems, artistic touches, growing abilities, comfort and conveniences that makes it a haven and a home in every sense of the word.

This Earthling is unique from other earthships in the following ways: 1) Double the solar power; there are two banks of solar panels -- equaling 1,200 watts which allows for many heat-generating appliances, music center and easy global connectedness; 2) Attached indoor green house that harnesses the heat for growing year round -- chard, lettuce and onions in the winter; squash, tomatoes and chilies in the summer; 3) Many many creative accents from stained glass doors to custom tile-work to beautiful mica and plaster walls -- all done by some of the finest artisans in Taos.

The Earthling has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It’s spacious and well-designed with a warm earthy-feeling, full of light and greenery. Lovely flagstone and brick floors run throughout. There is beautiful glass block and tile mosaic. In addition, there is such delightful features as a round bedroom -- called the hut, -- a stylish north entrance and a large plasma TV!

I purchased the Earthling in 2006 and have been very pleased with the stability of temperature -- cool in the summer and warm in the winter. This is due to passive solar from the large south-facing windows and the northside thermomass and berm. There is also a lovely fireplace for ambience and a wood-burning stove for extra warmth in the winter. I’ve also loved living in the surround of greenery that thrives at the Earthling -- rosemary, mint, red geraniums, cherry tomatoes, squash and beans. In the dead of winter, it is so nice to walk into a home that is alive with greenery! And in the summer, I’ve grown amaranth, Aztec corn, carrots, beats and fennel in the black-water cell outside. Finally, the extra solar power has allowed me to have modern conveniences and decor preferences (toaster, coffee makers, XM radio, lamps, Christmas lights, nightlights) So much so, I sometimes forget I’m operating on batteries!

And I’ve particularly enjoyed its location at the Greater World Sustainable Community -- a 360-acre sustainable community outside of Taos, near the gorge bridge, established by Mike Reynolds.

It’s a constant show out here; incredible 360-degree views and rainbows of every size. I’ve seen hot air balloons drift over my head and amazing lightening shows blazing across the mesa. And to go outside on a clear night, is to see the vast stellar constellations -- they are particularly clear out here as they are undiluted by city lights. And there is plenty of open space for the rabbits, coyotes and other wild life.

The Earthling has the following special features:
 Two banks of 150-watt PV panels adding up to 1,200 watts of solar power -- double the power of most earthships
 Washer and dryer hookups
 Media center
 A large Great Room with high ceilings lined with 24-foot long vegas; big south-facing windows and a creatively-designed Kiva fireplace.
 A fire pit for burning vegetation or for fireside gatherings
 A large flagstone patio with rock gardens filed with the natural beauty of the wild flowers of the mesa
 Black water cell planting area with beautiful Globe Willow and lilac bush -- great for growing amaranth, corn, beats and other vegetables in the summer
 An attached green house for growing food throughout the year including winter
 Wind turbine for extra power, especially on those cloudy windy days!
 Wood-burning stove for extra warmth
 All the modern conveniences: gas stove and oven, hot water any time you want it, XM radio, lamps, cold refrigerator, such heat-generating appliances as toasters, coffee makers, blow-dryers.
 Beautiful mica and plaster walls and pomegranate mural.

The asking price of the Earthling is $450,000 -- truly a bargain considering earthships now cost $300 per square-foot to build. As the Earthling is 1,700 square feet, it would cost these days $510,000 to build -- not including the land. The Earthling’s price permits you to save money as well as the time of construction. And it is noteworthy to know that earthships are appreciating in value more than other conventional homes. No owner financing is available; however, it is possible to get conventional financing with an earthship.

Currently, the Earthling is being brokered by the owner -- not a real estate agent.

Also, Mike Reynold’s Earthship Biotecture has blue prints on file for an addition to the Earthling.

Some folks might know this earthship when it was Reynold’s premiere vacation rental called Happy Castle.
What makes your home a Green or Healthy Home?

Power from the sun and water from the sky -- all these concepts come true in the Earthling.

The Earthling is a completely off-the-grid home. And its carbon footprint is virtually non-existent. Passive solar heating and thermomass construction heat and cool the interior with year-round stability. A wind turbine harnesses wind power. Its electricity comes from two banks of solar panels equally 1,200 watts of power. There are AC and DC lights. A large underground 3,500 gallon cistern catches the rain and snowmelt from the pro-panel roof. Water -- one of our most precious commodities -- is recycled several times in a grey water system that feeds interior planters and a black water system that feeds an outdoor planter. Drinking water passes through an additional filter and is available from different facets.

I will assist buyers in understanding the systems and how to live efficiently in this home.

Some people think that earthships are underground. This is not true. The northside is bermed, in order to keep the heat in. And the Earthling garners plenty of light through south and east facing windows -- creating a warm light-filled interior full of green plants and natural tones.

The northside thermomass consists of tires, aluminum and glass cans -- all which collect heat.

The Earthling is not just a home -- it is a way of living that reflects our changing values.

And it offers what a conventional home does not:
 An opportunity to live independently of utility companies
 To be responsible for growing your own food
 A lifestyle that is in harmony with our natural resources
 To feel closer to nature and the seasons
 The experience of living in a community without noise or visual pollution -- just 360 degree views of vast mountain ranges and mesa and the starry skies at night.

Although the Earthling is a comfortable and amazing home, there are still practical and unavoidable aspects to living off-the-grid. On consecutive cloudy days the solar panels will not collect sun, therefore residents must conserve energy and “power down” on lights and appliances. I’ve done it and it’s no biggie -- there are still lights for reading and the stove-top for cooking.
Neighborhood Description

The Earthling is located in Greater World -- 640-acre sustainable community outside of Taos.

We are a diverse group of people, all from different parts of the country with many varied interests. Yet we are all progressive thinkers, involved in many creative pursuits and all seeking a way to live in balance with the natural world. Greater World is made up of singles, couples and families. Some folks have built their own earthships, while others purchased their completed -- like me. And there are folks who live here year round, and others who use their earthships as second homes.
Market Area

Taos is an art colony in north central New Mexico that has attracted artists and writers for years. Many renowned painters, photographers, writers, thinkers, visionaries, and inspirational people have lived, and still reside here. It is rich in cultural heritage from the native Americans, Spanish, Mexican and anglo residents. The Taos community honors our traditions and history. Many people come to Taos seeking a new way of living, to redefine themselves and pursue their artistic longings; they come for a deeper connection to themselves, others and the earth.
School District

Taos public schools but there are alternative and charter schools available in the area.
Community

Greater World Sustainable Community
Home Type or Land

Single Family - Single Level
Location of Home or Land

Rural
Elevation of Home

Mountain
Local Air Pollution
Agriculture in Area yes
Industry in Area no
Air Pollution in Area no
Pesticide Free yes
Fragrance Free yes
Cleaned with Green Products yes
Indoor Air Quality
Heating System Solar - Active
Solar - Passive
Wood Stove
Cooling System Passive Cooling
Ventilation System Part of Cooling System
Whole House Filtration None
Whole House Vacuum no
Energy & Water
Energy System Photovoltaic (PV)
Off the Grid
Solar - Photovoltaic
Water System Rain Water Collection
Wastewater System Septic System
Construction Information
Construction Type Earth Ship
Exerior Finish Metal
Wood
Interior Finish Earthen Plaster
Wood - Solid
Interior Paint Other
Floor Material Other
Roof Material Metal
Window Material Other
Insulation Material Other
Garage / Carport
Garage / Carport no
Property Information
Address 02 Happy Trails
02 Happy Trails
City, State Zip Taos, NM 87571
Country United States

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Contact Information
Name Katy Grabel
Address P.O. Box 857
P.O. Box 857
City, State Zip Taos, 87529
Telephone 575-770-5091

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Alternative Energy News

2009-11-16T09:28:00.000-08:00

Sept. 23 - New solar powered LED lights along Broadway bike path

Contact(s):

Kevin Afflerbaugh, Local Environmental Action Division, 303-441-4191
Patrick von Keyserling, Media Relations, 303-441-4959

The City of Boulder, University of Colorado and Boulder County announce new solar powered LED lights along Broadway bike path

The University of Colorado recently installed four solar powered LED lights and poles on the multi-use path along Broadway near the University of Colorado. The new energy efficient lights supplement existing lights in order to increase safety at night. The solar powered lights use approximately 3,000 fewer kilowatt hours (kWh) annually than traditional path lights, and because they operate on solar power, costly connections to existing utility lines are avoided.

The lighting project was paid for using a $25,000 Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) New Energy Communities Grant that was received in 2008. The DOLA awarded this grant to CU, the city and Boulder County due to the project’s innovative approach at providing highly efficient lighting that increases safety and avoids additional greenhouse gas emissions.

Joe Branchaw, electrical engineer for CU, said, "The University is proud to partner with the City of Boulder on this project creating an energy efficient solution to provide a safe environment for everyone on campus.”

Kevin Afflerbaugh, City of Boulder’s Local Environmental Action Division, considered the project successful in large part “because of the great partnership between Boulder County, the University and the City.”

For more information on this project, contact Kevin Afflerbaugh at 303-441-4191 or afflerbaughk@bouldercolorado.gov This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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2009-10-08T08:42:00.000-07:00

Colorado Springs Real Estate

2008-10-16T18:26:00.001-07:00

Earlier this year, we mentioned the high desert, off-grid itHouse by Taalman Koch Architecture and readers loved it. Now, Taalman Koch has launched their new itHouse website and announced news of their Three Junipers development project. Three Junipers is a planned community that will have three, 5-acre properties for pre-sale. The properties come with a building pad, foundation, and plans for a 1600 sf, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom itHouse. At Three Junipers, itHouses will be off-grid and powered by both solar PV and solar thermal systems. Plans include a Poliform chefs kitchen, covered dining patio, outdoor solar heated Plunge pool, suspended indoor Fireorb fireplace, outdoor courtyards with fireplaces, and covered 2 car carports.
Speaking about living in an itHouse, Alan Koch said earlier today, "living in the off-grid itHouse in the high desert is something akin to being on a sailboat. The house needs to be rigged according to season and time of day. We close / open certain sliding doors and pull / open curtains over the course of the day, and even install alumuminet canopies in the Summer ... to us it’s a way of being in-tune with changes that occur over time –- both in the short term (24 hours) and in the long term (summer to winter)."

Minnesota Solar Homes

2008-08-09T21:23:00.000-07:00

I am interested in working with a progressive and aggressive Solar and/or Green Building products or Construction company. I will be in Minneapolis for the next 2 weeks. I have extensive Sales and Entrepreneurial experience managing and growing small business.

Off-grid Wind and Solar Installations

2008-07-30T13:36:00.000-07:00

Confidential Off-grid Aternative Energy Installations for the discreet home Owner Please contact thesolarrep@gmail.com

Montana Solar Home for Sale

2008-06-27T20:59:00.000-07:00

""Green" Passive Solar Artisan Design"

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Celia Grohmann
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Phone:	406-550-1014
Home:	406-777-1169
Cell:	406-550-1014
Fax:	406-777-1169

Details

Address: 1200 Ridgetop Drive Type: Residential Style: 1 1/2 Story "Octagonal Solar Home" Bedrooms: 3 "800 sf Master, 2 bonus rm" Bathrooms: 2 "plus a 1/2 in shelter" Garage: Double, Attached "Garage + workspace 1892'" Basement: Yes, Partial "Chem-Bio-Nuc Shelter" Size: 1,886 sq. ft. "Unique Double Envelope Design " Lot Type: Irregular Lot Size: 4.4 acres n/a "end of cul'd'sac" Year Built: 1998 "Totally Green" Taxes: $3,374.47 (2006) MLS®: 608717

Description

One of a Kind, Passive Solar Home with 12 KW off grid battery bank on trickle charger, diesel generator backup, Russian woodstove with Proane backup, Propane refrigerator, extra freezer and refrigerator, Earthtube for passive cooling works with the whole house fan upstairs. Brazilian Cherry Hardwood floors, cabinetry in master and in kitchen, granite, copper, and marble details throughout. Mastersuite is 800 sf with a glass block bath and bidet with room for living area and exercise area, views everywhere! The shop/garage is as big as the house. Completely self-sufficient, orchard on drip system, irrigation pipe. Easy care lawn and cement and asphalt driveway. Electric sauna and dining area outside. All private, all spectacular and all of it can be your unique showcase home. Price drops to $625k May 16th, 08, and will drop $7,000 each week until sold. OMC with 150k dn. Call for showing.

Highlights

▪ This property is a once in a lifetime opportunity for someone special. The quality of building is unbelievable. Owners want to be somewhere else. Will carry paper for 10 years with 175k down.

Features

Interior Features

▪ Air Filter	▪ Carpeted Floors	▪ Cathedral Ceiling
▪ Ceiling Fan	▪ Fireplace	▪ Hardwood Floors
▪ Humidifier	▪ Laundry Room	▪ Sauna
▪ Vaulted Ceiling	▪ Wine Storage

Cooling

▪ Other

Exterior Finish

▪ Aluminum-Steel

▪ Glass

▪ Stucco

Heating

▪ Propane

▪ Solar

▪ Wood

Roof

▪ Metal

Sewer/Water Systems

▪ Septic

▪ Well

View

▪ City Lights	▪ Hills	▪ Mountain View
▪ Orchard	▪ Panoramic	▪ Pasture
▪ Valley	▪ Water View

Lot Features

▪ Cul-de-sac	▪ Garden Area	▪ Landscaped
▪ Lawn	▪ Patio	▪ RV Parking
▪ Trees / Shrubs

Appliances

▪ Central Vacuum	▪ Dryer	▪ Freezer
▪ Gas Range	▪ Generator	▪ Oven Range
▪ Refrigerator	▪ Stove	▪ Washer
▪ Washer/Dryer Hookup

Extra Features

▪ Air Purifier	▪ Balcony	▪ Fitness Center
▪ Furnished	▪ Garage Door Opener	▪ Pets Allowed
▪ Storage

Solar Homes for sale

2008-06-18T22:11:00.000-07:00

This is a clients listing in Steam Boat Springs Colorado. http://prudentialsteamboatrealty.com/search/listing/121810

Price: $350,000

Single Family Home, Three Story

Beds: 2 | Baths: 2/1

Garage: None (None)

Sq Ft: 1,752

Year built: 2002

MLS Number: 121810

Area: Stagecoach

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Your cabin in the woods! Excellent quality with beautiful finishes, open floor plan, kitchen includes Asko dishwasher & 5 burner stove. Wood stove on main level, energy efficient radiant heating in all floors, 4 solar panels & batteries in place and ready for use, lots of windows for sunshine, walk-out lower level. Wooded lot with views off back deck, hot tub on deck off master bedroom. Great place to live all the time or spend your weekends getting away. World class skiing within short distance. Least expensive home in Stagecoach.

Listing offered by:
Cindy MacGray , Prudential Steamboat Realty
Email Cindy for details

More Property Details

Basement: Yes

Condition: Excellent

Property Tax: 1,787.92

Legal Description: Lot 132 Horesback at Stagecoach

School: South Rout

County: Routt

Listing Agent: Cindy Macgray

Listing Office: Prudential Steamboat Realty

House Dimensions

Square Feet (Finished): 1,536

Square Feet (Unfinished): 216

Features

Exterior: Wood Siding

Exterior Amenities: Free Stand Hot

Landscaping: Trees, Natural

Interior Amenities: New Paint, Carpet, Window Coverings, Ceiling Fan (s), Vaulted Ceiling (s), Smoke Detector, Walk In Closet, Hot Tub, Other

Appliances: Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Gas Range/Oven, Microwave, Washer, Dryer

Fireplace: Wood Stove

Heating: Electric, Propane, Wood, Solar Active, Solar Passive, Radiant

Window Treatment: Blinds

Basement: Partial Basement

Water Heater: Gas

Water Supply: Well Private

Sewer: Vault

Gas: Propane

Laundry: Lower Level, Room

Lot Description: Wooded Lot, View, Rolling

Terms: Cash, Conventional

Documents On File: Plat Available, Location Map

Roof: Metal

Construction Type: Frame

Furnishings: Unfurnished, Negotiable

Pets: Yes

Roads/access: Public

Exterior Amenities: Fuel Tank

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Solar Homes for Sale

2008-06-18T01:34:00.000-07:00

I am trying to make Solar Homes more accessible to potential buyers. I have another blog spot as well. Feel free to install your Solar home for Sale in either Blog spot. Here is a link for a home in Steamboat Springs.
http://prudentialsteamboatrealty.com/search/listing/121810/ Also my site at http://idealsolarhomes.com/.

Solar Powered Homes for Sale

2008-06-15T15:14:00.000-07:00

I am experimenting with blogging engines to improve my Real Estate Clients presence on the internet. My personal interest is in promoting the sale of Alternative Energy and Green Building Homes for Sale. If I can facilitate potential home buyers to at least investigate alternative energy advantages and options I feel like I have done something. Here is a link to 1 home in colorado that is Solar Powered. My client, Cindy Macgray, a Realtor in Steamboat Springs is listing this propety. thank You for viewing and please post anything related to this topic including insights for me.