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Solar Thermal Savings

06/02/2005 1:00 PM

Still paying last winter's bills for home heating oil? Then check out the results of a study from the Alberta Research Council (ARC). According to their web site, the right combination of direct solar collection and heat storage technology can reduce energy consumption for space heating by up to 48 percent.

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The Feature Creep

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06/03/2005 11:58 AM

It might be good to install in new homes, but I'm not going to rip out every wall in my house to make it more fuel efficient. I know it makes since to do it, but I just think most home owners would want the initial cost and the mess and bother.

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