Comments on: Solar Power with No Upfront Costs

By: Mitchell Dong

Mitchell Dong — Wed, 20 May 2009 11:18:36 +0000

Likely there will need to be alternative & renewable energy projects at all scales including ones just like this.

In addition, the Southwestern part of the USA is well suited to large-scale solar capable of powering significant parts of the country.

Take a look at the presentation on my site (http://www.mitchelldong.com) on how solar power can provide a major portion of America’s energy. Mohave Sun Power is proposing a significant power plant in the Mohave Desert region.

By: Veeran

Veeran — Mon, 18 May 2009 19:54:06 +0000

Keep the momentum soon global challenge for greener energy will no longer be a dream!
Spread the message around wake up, breath and innovate over come recession!!

Veeran CEO
VKB Wasterecycle plc
Greener tomorrow for world peace

By: slikvee

slikvee — Mon, 18 May 2009 17:10:32 +0000

These are great examples of how to get the public to buy into the alternative energy plan. The trick will be keeping them interested when the energy companies start to raise their prices. By getting the public directly involved in the projects, the companies are sending the message that the consumer is the lifeblood of their business. What they really need to make the consumer understand is that they are a business and are out to make a profit, not to give away their energy for free. It sounds obvious but when you start involving the general public in these types of programs, they often don't get that point. Again....this is a huge step for the alternative energy movement. slikvees last blog post..How Doctors Remove Warts