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Solar energy is the key to decreased CO2 consumption in our homes.



By making renewable energy an integral part of the building, we can make the house an energy contributor instead of an energy consumer. Hot water can be produced by solar energy collected through solar panels – and new technologies are emerging that will allow solar energy to cool buildings.



Solar collectors can provide up to 70 % of the energy needed to produce domestic hot water. If solar… Continue

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How to buy
Step 1 – Is solar right for me?
Step 2 – Request a quote Step 3 - In-home quote
Step 4 - Installation process If you’re interested in pursuing a solar electric solution for your home, BP Solar makes buying and installing a simple process. Start by answering a few qualifying questions and if solar looks right for you, call us to request an initial assessment. This will be followed by a comprehensive quote if that is appropriate. After that, we’ll organize installation and… Continue

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Energy
The total energy consumption is minimised and met by renewable CO2-neutral energy generated by the building itself. After around 30 years, the surplus energy is equivalent to the amount of energy repre-sented by the materials from which the house is built. A primary parameter in the energy design is the fenestration; positioned to cater for energy technology and visual appeal, the windows optimise light, air and heat gain. The window area is equivalent to 40% of the heated fl… Continue

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About Renewable Energy
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Key Descriptors
What is Renewable Energy?
Hydro Energy
Bioenergy
Wind Energy
Solar Energy
Geothermal Energy
Ocean Energy
Key Descriptors
Canada, with its large landmass and diversified geography, has substantial renewable resources that can be used to produce energy; these resources include moving water, biomass, and wind, solar, geothermal and ocean energy.
Canada is a world leader in the production and use of energy from renewable resources. Renewabl… Continue