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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.  ...Native American Proverb

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The Energy Bible is a new Website dedicated to providing the public with up-to-date information on renewable energy.  Our mission is to make the Energy Bible one of the most comprehensive sources of information on alternative energy on  the Web.  On this site you can find practical articles on every aspect of renewable energy such as solar panels, wind turbines, water turbines and bio-diesel systems.

We have found that in this era of global warming many members of our community see the preservation of our planet's resources as not only a social issue but a spiritual one. For those of you who are of this mindset check out our special Spiritual Energy section where we will share some of the best thinking on energy ethics from spiritual leaders from around the world. 

  -Dan Daniel, Editor

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The EB team is happy to answer any questions we can about alternative energy.  Just contact us at editor@energybible.com.

articles on renewable energy

The articles in this section address general energy and conservation topics. To find articles which focus on a specific type of energy such as Solar Energy or Wind Energy click on the 'Articles' menu item in those sections.

Alternatives that Don't Cost an Arm and a Leg by Yewdall, Zeke. Home Power 101, 2004. Talks about inexpensive ways to get electricity from renewable energy sources.

Beyond Petroleum by Strong, Steven J. Solar Today 15(2), 2001. Discusses how British Petroleum rapidly transformed itself into one of the leaders in the renewable energy industry.

Buying Green Power - You Can Really Make a Difference by Sweezy, Blair and Bird, Lori. Solar Today 17(1), 2003. A fairly deep discussion on how citizens can support renewable energy even if they cannot afford to install a renewable energy system in their home.

Clearing the Air: Home Power Dispels the Top RE Myths by Home Power Staff. Home Power 100, 2004. A fun articles which quite effectively knocks down many common misconceptions on renewable energy.

A Common Sense Solution by Stronberg, Joel B. Solar Today 19(2), 2005. Uncommonly good advice on how to approach our energy policy.

The Energy-Efficient Home by Chiras, Daniel D. Solar Today 18(5), 2004. An overview on how to design homes to be more energy efficient.

From Cleopatra to Columbia by Udall, Randy. Home Power 100, 2004. A historical view on how the world has used its energy resources.

Germany Launches its Transition by Aitken, Donald. Solar Today 19(2), 2005. A review of Germany's plan to get 100 percent of its energy from renewable sources.

How Efficient is Your House? by Bailes, Alison A. Home Power 106, 2005. An excellent article on doing a home energy audit. Includes a good description of blower door testing.

How to Finance Your Renewable Energy Home by Sindelar, Allan and Campbell-Graves, Phil. Home Power 103, 2004. Despite the recent home financing collapse still some good practical advice on financing a home with renewable energy.

Hydronic Heating on Renewable Energy by Hyatt, Rod. Home Power 79, 2000. This article shows you how to install radiant floor heating in a home that uses renewable energy.

Japan Takes the Lead by Bihn, Dan. Solar Today 19(1), 2005. A good discussion of Japan's agressive approach to leveraging renewable energy.

Live On Less and Love It! by Idelbrook, Craig.Mother Earth News 224, 2007. A fun article with good illustrations which lists 75 ideas on how people can live happily with less.

Local Lessons for Global Policy by Bihn, Dan.Solar Today 22(2), 2008. A review of recent efforts by the city of Fort Collins, Colorado to try and promote a healthier, more sustainable local energy program. A good honest discussion of both what went right with their plan and what went wrong.

Methane Madness: A Natural Gas Primer by Udall, Randy and Andrews, Steve. Solar Today 15(4),, 2001. A look at the process and impacts of producing natural gas.

The Oil Peak: A Turning Point by Campbell, C. J. solar Today 15(4), 2001. A brief analysis of estimates as to when global oil supplies will peak.

Power Solutions in Our Own Back Yard by Asums, Peter Solar Today 15(1), 2001. A good argument that it is becoming increasingly realistic to get all of our energy locally.

Pushing the Limits of Green Building by Brockman, Kacia and Brockman, Clark. Solar Today 21(6), 2007. This article explores seven trends in green building practices.

Save Energy and Money - Now! by Hurst-Wajszczuk, Joe. Mother Earth News 189, 2001. Suggestions on ways to cut your energy costs.

The Short Path to Oil Independence by Brown, Lester R. Mother Earth News 208, 2005. A discussion of how new technologies such as hybrid cars and wind power can quickly get us to energy independence.

Tackling Climate Change: Can We Afford It by Kutscher, Chuck.Solar Today 22(2), 2008. This article makes a strong case that doing something about climate change will actually help the economy, and inaction will hurt it.

Tankless Is In by Weaver, Jennifer. Home Power 189, 2001. A discussion of on-demand water heaters. Does an excellent job of pointing out the advantages of this approach to water heating.

Warm Light, Cool Savings by Williams, Jeff Solar Today 105, 2005. An overview of some of the new options available for saving energy with more efficient windows and doors.

Windows: Looking Through the Options by Wilson, Alex. Solar Today 15(2), 2001. A review of the different types of energy efficient windows. Includes a guide on how to shop for windows.

Energy Bible Blog
Check out the new Energy Bible Blog.  Its the place where we let you know our own point of view on today's energy issues. Please feel free to comment on our blog postings so we can learn what you think!
Energy Facts
The World Bank estimates that investments of $1 trillion will be needed in this decade and upwards of $4 trillion during the next 30 years to meet developing countries' electricity needs alone.
Energy Links

The only federal agency exclusively dedicated to supporting renewable energy is the National Renewable Energy Laboratory also known as NREL.  It has a wealth of information on the latest research and data on alternative energy. Check it out!

New Products

Solar Powered Grill Light

Just in time for the summer barbeque season comes one of the best uses of solar outdoor lights we have seen. See your food easily at night with this handy portable grill light. Features 4 brilliant LED bulbs which last 50,000 hours, and a built-in solar panel to charge the 3 AA Ni-Cad batteries (included. Stainless steel housing and mounting clip, fits onto any shelf up to 1 thick.

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Outdoor Lighting

Want to add some pizazz to the garden or walkway you spent so much time landscaping? The Malibu outdoor tier 10-light solar-powered light kit provides illumination to mark entrances, walkways and darkened areas at night. The lights stay on up to 10 hours when fully charged. The sun charges the batteries by day and the LED lights turn on automatically at night with no wiring or cost to operate.

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