Solar Siding

The day has finally come. Solar siding is a reality.
Solar air heating system is a metal consisting of aluminum or steel cladding, that is installed on the south-facing wall of a building. The system operates in a very simple manner using economical and environmentally-benign solar energy to heat buildings. The dark-colored metal cladding is heated by solar radiation. Ventilation fans located at the top of the wall create a negative pressure in the cavity between the cladding and the building. Outside air is drawn through tiny holes in the Solarwall and is heated by the metal panels. Air rises in the cavity to a plenum at the top of the wall. The incoming warm air is ducted to the nearest fan. Warm, fresh air is distributed throughout the building.
Bombardier's 100,000 ft2 (10,000 m2)
Solarwall is the world's largest solar air heating system.
This unique solar system even reduces the loss of heat in winter by capturing the escaping air with incoming air and pushing it back into the building. This also remains true at night time when heat loss occurs as well.
In the summer, the Solarwall system works by preventing solar radiation from hitting the south side of the building. Hot air naturally rises so the hot air trapped between the wall and the Solarwall rises to the top of the building where it is vented out. Fresh, cool air is drawn in by dampers to keep the building cool. Because of the fresh air constantly entering the building, Solarwall increases the air quality and overall health conditions for the facility.

• operating efficiency of up to 75% rated by both the Canadian and US governments
• on a sunny day, the temperature can raise anywhere from 30° to 76° F (16° to 40° C) depending on flow rate
• the cost of this solar heating system when being constructed is usually less than the cost of a brick wall or even a metal-clad wall
• even on cloudy days, the Solarwall provides significant energy savings as a preheating system for ventilation air
• a typical installation produces 50 to 70 kwh/ft2 (500 to 700kWh/m2)
• energy savings of $1 to $6/ft2 ( $10 to $60/m2) during the heating season; if the Solarwall is utilized for process air heating, the savings are even greater
• the economic benefits according to the Federal Express distribution center in Colorado indicate that savings will be $12,000 US annually, and that 254,000 pounds (115,000 kilograms) of carbon dioxide emissions will not be released into the atmosphere

Solar Power Water Heating

Something you don't hear enough about is solar water heaters. It can heat your pool to all your house water. And it is ran a little different then using solar panels.

Solar power water heaters are more of a direct approach to the sun basically it is ran to tubing that is in direct contact with the sun where the water is heated and filtered back to your system.

This is all so the easiest and cheapest self set up for solar, a lot of people are making these set ups at home for very little cost.

Here is a video on a good set up for the heating the water.



This should be set up somewhere on top of your house or where it gets a lot of sun.


Now that you have got the heating water system, you need to have it run to you hot water pipes. You all so would want a instantiated water tank to store and use. In this next video is gives you a demonstration on how this works


I all so recommend water sealing and insulating all the pipes going to and from your solar water system.

Solar Energy Breakthrough

Michael Fulton a NASA worker is know working on solar breakthroughs for the planet.

DIY Solar Panel System Cost

Ever wonder how much it will cost you to go solar? Well here a costumer that is telling you exactly what it cost him to take the step into the future of solar power.

Solar Power Break-Through

This solar power break through can produce up to 6 kw breaking down the cost of using solar power all most 90 %.
Sir Charls Shults shows you how to save $54,000 on solar panels by making your own out of tv screens.

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Solar Energy

Short video on solar power.

The Wave Of The Future

The topic of Solar Power is in more conversations these days than ever before. Countries around the world have began developing many different uses for solar power for many reasons. The main one being that our world is changing for the worse. Humans may be the ones to blame or at least, that's what I think. The real question is ... "How can we use Solar Energy more effectively to turn this planet of ours around?"

The first idea that made a lot of sense was Solar Siding(hence the name of the site) and Solar windows to go along with it.

Imagine generating energy from your house everyday, it is possible and it is our goal to find out how... You will be able to possibly buy solar siding from us in the near future!

Let's hope so. Or the world as we know will be gone someday. It may be sooner than you think...

I think with more ideas like these we will be back on the right track.