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Small Solar Panels

Are you interested in reducing or completely eliminating your energy bill? You can – with small solar panels!

Save Money On Energy BillsI know I was interested, especially after getting on a fixed income. I’m a proud owner of a completely solar powered home. Since I built my first solar panels for my home, I started helping my family and some friends do it as well, and they convinced me that I should put up a little site to help others as well. So here it is – This is exactly how I save over $250 in electricity bills EVERY month.

I started getting interested in solar energy after I retired. Basically, I was on a fixed income and needed to save money and I needed to do it quickly. My energy bills were one way of doing this, and I always liked being more environmentally friendly anyways, so I looked into solar energy for my home. Energy bills were one of my larger monthly expenses – this is why I wanted to find out how to reduce those costs.

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Complex plansAfter doing a little research, to my dismay, I found that most companies that provided this sort of solution were charging thousands of dollars. I knew I’d make my money back eventually (probably after a couple years) but that just didn’t work for me. So I did a little more digging and found some plans on how to do build these solar panels myself. But after reading these so-called plans, it felt like I needed to have an electrical engineering degree just to read and understand the plans, let alone make the solar panels, and hooking them up to my house. So I sort of gave up on the idea for awhile.

But then a friend of mine told me about these videos he saw about saving money on electricity and how you can do it yourself for under $200. Although I was skeptical (because those other companies were charging thousands to do this, and even though I knew they were making a lot of money, I didn’t think it was THAT much) – I decided to give it a shot. — You can click here to get the guide now if you want.

I was impressed. After going to the site, and reading the material – I started watching the videos. They were great! Really good video production, and they show you step by step, how to create your very first solar panel and how to get it connected to your house so you can actually use them! That was one of the problems with some of the other plans I found on the internet. They showed you (somewhat) how to create the solar panels, but they don’t tell you what to do next! I’m so glad I found Earth4Energy because it is truly a fantastic site. The videos are amazing, and you definitely don’t need to be a genius to do it (I’m no engineer!). I am saving money every month, and it only cost me the price of the videos, (which isn’t much, I think it’s a little under $50 but I hear it’s going up soon) and about $200 of material. That’s it! The step-by-step videos take you through the entire process. This truly was one of the better investments I’ve made in a long time. I’ve bought some DIY videos and guides before, but nothing like this. Nothing that actually gives you a return on your investment, EVERY month.

Renewable EnergySure – my initial motivation was to save money on my bills, but if this is also going to be helping the environment at the same time? Well, that’s just makes this that much better. You see, solar energy is what they call a “renewable energy source”. It’s a fancy way of stating that it doesn’t go away. You can use it, store it, re-use it, and it’s a never ending supply (the sun!). Oil and other fossil fuels are being used up, every day, and they WILL be gone eventually. Not only are they of limited supply, but they are also bad for the environment. By utilizing renewable energy sources like the sun and wind, you not only save the environment, but you are also limiting the amount of oil that’s being consumed.

Not only can you reduce your bills, but when the right solar panel system is hooked up to the your power grid, you can actually get PAID from the utility companies! Yep, you heard me right. The utility companies HAVE to pay you (by law), for the energy you aren’t using from your solar panels. When was the last time you got paid to help the environment? Never? I thought so… Just contact your local utility company and ask them about it. You are basically becoming your own power plant.

I almost forgot! Another method that this guide shows you is how to build a wind generator. It’s not just about solar energy, but wind energy as well. Having a generator that relies on wind is a fantastic way of saving money. Just like solar energy, wind energy is a renewable energy source as well. All these ideas, and videos, and plans will help you save money EVERY month, and at the same time – you help out the environment.

I invested in this a couple years ago and have been reaping the benefits ever since. I sleep better knowing that I’m doing my part for the environment. These videos helped me build my first solar panel, and I’m willing to bet, they can help you too.

If you want to find out how to get the Earth4Energy video guides,
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But I’d do it soon, because I’ve heard that the price is going up real soon. They’ve already increased the price once since I bought them.

8 Responses to “Small Solar Panels”

  • Matt says:

    I just wanted to let you and others know that I have personally created solar panels before and these video guides are really top-notch. I wish I had these when I first started. Really thorough and in-depth stuff. Definitely a smarter alternative than hiring some company to install these.. since you will probably save thousands doing it yourself. It’s not that hard!!

  • Samuel says:

    This is definitely the best recommendation (for solar panel how-to video guides) that I’ve tried – I bought these very same guides a couple months ago and I’m already saving over $95 a month by installing just a couple solar panels on my roof!

    So glad I found this! Thanks Tom!!!!

  • There are so many scams out there that I was skeptical about the solar energy movement (for home owners).. Some of those sites just don’t help you. They’re just interested in getting your money and running. But earth4energy is different. The videos were great. To be honest, I didn’t make my own solar panels. I bought them. BUT the videos helped me learn how to install them (without paying a fortune or getting ripped off) and more importantly, WHERE to install them. You can install them in the wrong place and you won’t get much energy from them. Although I didn’t get the videos through this site – I did want to let others know that these people aren’t scams like some of them are. They’re actually pretty helpful.

  • Tom says:

    Thanks everyone! This really has been a great experience working with all of you. I hope everyone enjoys the videos as much as I did. It helps tremendously if you are looking to get into utilizing solar energy for your home. I highly recommend the video guides I link to on this site. It was the best investment I made since I retired and I keep raking in the benefits every month because I don’t pay for energy!

  • I believe that solar panels are an excellent way to provide clean, green and renewable energy to power a wide variety of devices. The power from solar panels is strong, reliable and easy to maintain. And on top of that it is also good for our environment. And like you said, you cut down your energy bill by installing a few solar panels quite easily!

    Thanks for sharing this useful information.

  • Love the site. Solar panels are the way to go. I only hope that very soon roofing material will be affordable and readily available which have a solar component to each shingle. Who knows, could happen.

  • Shawn says:

    I enjoy reading all the articles on this site. Very useful information. I’m definitely going to check out those video tutorials you suggest. They’re not that expensive so it’s definitely worth it in my opinion. The company I work for uses wind generators and I know it’s been beneficial for them, so I’ve been looking into solar energy for my home and this is just what I’ve been looking for.

    Thanks!

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