Energy Solutions

Browse through the links below to learn about sustainable energy solutions and how you can incorporate them into your home or business.

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Solar Power

Solar power techniques harness the sun’s energy to light and heat the built environment.

Wind Power

Wind power converts wind energy into alternate energy forms. Well-known examples include wind turbines and windmills.

Geothermal Energy

This form of energy is stored beneath the earth’s surface. It has many advantages, including its ability to be harnessed from almost anywhere in the world for heat and electricity production.

Thermal Storage

Thermal storage itself is not a method for electricity generation. However, it allows heat energy to be stored and conserved for later use.

Heat Pumps

Designed to move heat from the outside indoors, heat pumps have been used for decades and can be an energy-efficient method for maintaining a comfortable building temperature.

RECs and Carbon Offsets

Designed to move heat from the outside indoors, heat pumps have been used for decades and can be an energy-efficient method for maintaining a comfortable building temperature.

Hydrogen in the Built Environment

Technology for both hydrogen production and its corresponding fuel cells have developed substantially over the past two decades.