How to Design a Passive Solar Energy System for Your Home - Dan Chiras Ph.D. Shares Secrets
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2023
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The author of 40 books on renewable energy and sustainable living, Dan Chiras, Ph.D., has lived on solar electricity since 1996. Over the past 40 years, he has built an international reputation as a self-sufficiency and sustainability educator/consultant. He has spent his career training both homeowners and renewable energy industry associations in topics including residential solar electricity, passive solar heating and cooling, green building, and more.
Dan's passive solar energy designs align perfectly with permaculture to help you create a wholistic environment that will make your life less costly, more comfortable, and help heal the earth!
Dan has installed numerous solar electric and wind systems in Colorado and Missouri and consulted on dozens of passive solar, energy-efficient homes throughout the United States and Canada.
Dan is also an accomplished musician and songwriter. He wrote and plays on the Jazz song you hear on this video.
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Are technical schematics and how-to mechanical steps going to be explained in this course, or is this just an overview course? Thanks for any information.
Hi Brad. Not really, but thanks for asking. It's designed to inform the homeowner how to make good energy decisions, assess their needs, select the right technology, understand how the technology works (without necessarily learning to completely install it, and navigate conversations with contractors.
I would be very much impressed if that could be done for few hundred dollars at Arctic circle in Europe, which has 6 months of "November"...
For a few hundred dollars?! You can't even build a deck for a few hundred dollars these days. I think annualized geothermal could help a lot there but the lack of winter sun is going to be a huge limitation.
I will definitely get this in a few years when I have a house. Right now it's not that useful unfortunately.
You make a good point, thanks, but this course is designed to benefit renters too!
It offers plug-and-play solar and energy-saving tactics tailored for apartments, allowing for immediate savings on utility bills. Plus, starting now gives you a head start on knowledge, preparing you to make informed energy choices when you do buy a home.
Joining now also lets you network with like-minded folks, and remember too that it's about building renewable energy habits now, not just in the future!
Will he be addressing the Inflation Reduction Act and how that money can be used to achieve these goals by Americans, please?
Hi Cajun, Sorry no. Our course is intended for a global audience, and while Dan is well suited to answer questions about US economic incentives, they are not part of the core curriculum.