The Life Port Solar solar carport kit created by Envision, creates electricity for homes and also charges electric vehicles. The self assembled kit can cut down electricity costs and minimize power consumption for a single family dwelling. The system features 24 solar panels, 6.4 kilowatts hour per day. The Life Port Solar is constructed using a recycled steel framework, a perfect place to park your Tesla. – Via – Got2begreen & Metaefficient
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A very nice design and a timely use of technology for everyday living.
Just as exciting is the news about battery storage advances made by Stanford University with silicon nanowires (http://www.designnews.com/article/CA6514814.html).
Technology is not a bane to humankind’s existence. Rather, it offers hopeful solutions to overcoming today’s challenges for a better future.
Sounds like a great idea!, I’ve been thinking of installing solar-energy for my home as well
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Very interesting post… congrats
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