Posts Tagged ‘Energy Saving’

CARE is managing 3 IDP sites in Eastern Chad. To face the lack of natural resources in the region, CARE provides energy-saving stoves to IDPs and local population. The stoves save up to 80 per cent of wood comparing to a traditional fireplace. CARE: Energiespar-Öfen im Tschad CARE betreut 3 Flüchtlingslager im Ost-Tschad. Da die natürlichen Ressourcen in der Region immer knapper werden, verteilt CARE Energiespar-Öfen an Flüchtlinge und die einheimische Bevölkerung. Diese Öfen reduzieren den Holzverbrauch um bis zu 80% gegenüber einer traditionellen Feuerstelle. Copyright: CARE Deutschland/ Thomas Schwarz Besonderer Dank an Andreas Kökce, Cutter aus Linz am Rhein!

Energy Saving Project Korean 3 Kenta Tanaka Cara Shin Michael Ahn South High School

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We are the “ESP” Energy Saving Police, it is our mission to seek out people who are wasting energy and put a stop to it!

showerheadstore.com Watch a demo of an Evolve showerhead with Shower Start technology in action. The showerhead turns off when the water gets warm so that you aren’t wasting water before you get in the shower. When you’re ready to shower, just click a button to start it up again.

The small things in life can make a big difference” Energy Saving Day (E-Day) will be happening between 6pm on Wednesday 27 February 2008 and 6pm on Thursday 28 February. Over 24 hours, E-Day will be trying to show how even small energy saving measures can be made to add up, and potentially play a part in tackling climate change. Everyone who wants to take part in E-Day is being asked to leave off household electrical items, which do not need to be on, and to leave these items off for as long as possible. These might include lights in rooms that are not being used, televisions left on standby, mobile phone chargers left plugged in, unused printers, etc, etc. You might even decide to use the stairs instead of the lift! It’s up to you. Please visit www.e-day.org.uk to find out more. This film was re-versioned for Energy Saving Day (E-Day) by Green Thing http Special thanks to Andy Hobsbawm and Naresh Ramchandani

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A “green” home is a home that is highly energy efficient, has excellent indoor environment, and is built to exceed local building codes. So are they ugly then? Look like the Jetson’s space-age house? So obvious they would stick out like a sore thumb? No. No. and No. A green home looks just like conventional construction inside and out.

The beginning of a green home is a set of plans that starts with a conventional floor plan and elevations. Then an experienced green home building will modify the systems of the house to accommodate green home features and energy saving devises - A geothermal system rather than air conditioning; in-floor heating rather than a conventional natural gas forced air system; a grey water recapture system; energy efficient windows, doors, appliances, and water heater; and high quality, high ‘R’rated insulation.

The best part is that these systems work very different from their conventional counterparts, but are invisible to the homeowner and their guests. The home will be quieter and cleaner without the dust and noise of conventional forced air heating. And the energy cost savings are substantial, depending on your particular situation.

Energy Star appliances sip electricity but are similar or identical to your current appliances. And cabinets and trim can be identical to conventional houses or use recycled material or earth-friendly woods for a more eco-friendly alternatives.

The cladding and shingles on the outside of the home are no different than a conventional home making the home blend in to its neighborhood seamlessly. However, the market value is probably higher than the surrounding homes due to its energy saving advantages and tax incentives.

So a green home is a beautiful swan, not an ugly duckling, at all!

www.lauderdalechristmas.com Our LauderdaleChristmas.com 65000 energy efficient LED Christmas lights display, shot with my Canon Vixia HF10 using my own custom settings. This is the Overature from Miracle on 34th st. Our display is energy saving 100% LEDs, with 144 channels from 9 Light-O-Rama computerized lighting controllers from Light-O-Rama. Iact as orchestrater, tell the lights when to turn on or off, fade, twinkle, etc. An MP3 player inside the controller plays the music and controls the lights according to your programmed orchestration. We transmit it to people’s cars radio via a low power transmitter on unused 100.9 FM. We have several more videos on Vimeo, so please check there too: vimeo.com as YouTube shoots down many of my videos because of their dispute with Warner Music (WMG).