I need a company who get the home eolitic systems to provide above 18000 kw of energy and how installs it.?
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Please define eolitic.  I'm also curious to know what the domestic need is for 18 megawatts of power.  Most industrial plants require only a fraction of that power.
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Solar energy is horribly inefficient, it only converts appx 3-4% of the energy available it, it costs a fortune to. i would suggest using a different form of renewable source. use solar energy to heat you water (very simple non-electrical system - black hose-piping within a black box - supprisingly effective for what you may thtink it is, this also saves money on electricity. \n\nYou could convert your central heating to a heat engine system (loads of info online about it) - expensive outlay but unlike solar cells very efficient with it.\n\nother than that common household electrical requirements nowadays are sickening and really need the national grid juice to power it. If you have a river/stream by your house tha can easily be harnessed to power all your lights, refridgerator and basic amenities ... - however how many ppl actually have a stream... LUCKY BAS***D'S!\n\nGood luck with What ever you do, any one cutting down their fuel useage is good!!!
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Go to the Uswitch site, this will tell you the best gas, electric and dual energy suppliers
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http://www.absorba.us/  is their website they do have a contact link, but I don't see an 800#.  Good luck!
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Not too hard to get a back of the envelope estimate: add the population of your target countries; take half that number as being able to afford cooling; multiply the number by 1kW (because cooling is shared - either airconditioning or refrigerators or freezers, this small figure is justified), and multiply that by 24 hours to get in kWh. I will be surprised if this figure is too far off the actual one.
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They're called Powerisers.   http://eng.poweriser.co.kr/company/preface.html
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One assumes that you are speaking about a house that is powered by solar source energy, and not a proper solar system, with a star and attendant gases and planets.  However, this questions is under physics for some reason.\n\nIf that is so, I wouldn't advise a DIY project unless you are an electrician.  There are several ways to convert a house to solar-source power.  First of all, you want to do an assessment of your geographic location and the number of average solar access hours per year.  If you are in Minnesota, for example, it might be very difficult to get enough exposure.  You also will want to check the exposure to sunlight that you housing lot has and any obstacles caused by vegetation or buildings.  There are just some things you can't change, like your neighbors 50-foot tall eucalyptus trees that are between your lot and the path of the sun.\n\nSome people use passive solar design to achieve lower energy bills, rather than go to the expense and trouble of buying and installing a solar-powered system.  This can mean insulating your house more efficiently, improving R factors through the intelligent use of batting, windows, materials, etc.  You can also try installing zone HVAC systems.  Additionally, using any local winds or planting vegetation to help cool your house helps.\n\nPassive solar can lower your dependence on electrical or gas source powered, but you will still need electricity.  IF you get enough sun, or have enough acreage and money, you can install photovoltaic solar panels (think sky lab) to capture energy which you would store in fixed batteries (a lot of them, even today).  For example, a 20W flexible solar panel costs about 300 dollars (you can charge a 12V battery or use some minor DC appliances (as long as you have sunlight).  So to run a stereo, you might need about 20 of these, and while the fleixble kind are more expensive (but portable), you are looking at 6000 dollars.  Of course, accumulated in batteries, this might not be so bad.  There are also low-light panels available, too.\n\nThere are all kinds of different ways to do what you have in mind.  The type of method will depend on the desired outcome.  Heating water, for example, will be different.\n\nGood luck, while there are DIY kits for mobile homes (which are plug and play) I don't advise messing with your wiring system unless you know what you are doing.
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1000 watt system with turbine, charger, tower, batteries, inverter......$5000\nYou can make a system cost more or less.\nIf you are on the grid, dont bother.\nMIKE
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procharger\n\nhttp://www.procharger.com/
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Suzlon Energy, Vestas Wind systems, Enercon, GE Energy...
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just looked doesn't look bad but I use Ipower.....they are super and I have been on them for 2+ years... support is great.....that is what you have to watch out for...
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The should, be sure to get one that says its for computers and is a high number of joules.
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It's a simple matter of adding up the power required by everything, EVERYTHING, you want connect to your supply.\n\nMachines, tools, heating, cooling/air conditioning, ventilation fans, lighting, computers, printers, copiers, telephones, fax machines, answering machines, refirgerators, freezers, water coolers, security devices, etc, etc, etc.\n\nChoose a generator with a capacity at least a bit greater than your total load, but preferably quite a bit more to allow for future load increase.
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Pine Technology Holdings makes one.\nthe PV T44PKA\nI saw it at pcuniverse.com\nHowever I'd google the part number and see what comes up.
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Better check with the electric company first but you need a special electric meter and connection.\nUnless you are more or less constantly generating more electricity than you need the cost of the electric meter will outweigh the benefit.\nSo much for eco-friendly electricity companies.\n\nWe kitted out a 3 storey office block with 100 sq mtrs of solar panels and even then we could not justify the import/export meter we just supplemented the electricity used in the building.\n\nFor 3 months of each year the building is self sufficient.
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check out hydroponics, soilless growth, with sodium halide lamps. Amazing growth rate but expensive for electricity. you can find the right kit on ebay. happy growing, man:)
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I found this on a website that actually sells appliances that run on the power available in the phone line\n\n"The Phone Company always has a steady source of DC power available. Huge banks of storage batteries backed up by generators, supplying from 23 to 80ma of power on every phone line... for you to use whenever you want! \nTelco Powered Products™ convert the 48 Volts DC from the modular jacks in your home or office to a voltage that can be used to power the items you need to get on with your life, even if there's no power from the electric company"