[Durham INC] Project sun roof

[Pat Carstensen]

This is way cool ...

Direct link: https://www.google.com/get/sunroof


But here's an idea: What if we could supercharge that rooftop solar viral effect by making it easy to see the solar potential of every home? To that end, the Sierra Club is collaborating with Google<http://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=5463a5a3d91461d97fb912ad510d5ecfa5f9a1bc0c2022b8b4001031a780b44362ba853c9fae9f96> to help map the solar possibilities of residential rooftops across the U.S. Google's solar mapping tool is called Project Sunroof, <http://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=5463a5a3d91461d977b65126b72d618d4db4c03cab200e70cb5c0273c0fb3988f42c5c0367ed01a2> and it's both powerful and incredibly easy to use. Enter your address into the mapping tool and -- bam! -- you'll see your home's solar potential based on your roof's position, shading, and usable hours of sunlight each year. At the same time, you'll get an estimate of your potential energy bill savings, details about different financing options, and next steps to explore making solar work for you.

Project Sunroof <http://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=5463a5a3d91461d977b65126b72d618d4db4c03cab200e70cb5c0273c0fb3988f42c5c0367ed01a2> is currently available in 43 states (not yet included are Texas, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Idaho, South Dakota, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alaska, and the District of Columbia). If you haven't already gone solar and are curious about how much you could save, you should check it out. Fighting climate change isn't just an obligation; it's an opportunity to create the future we want.




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