Solar heating by a home built for sun power
Marvin E Dunbar describes a solar heating system installed in his home using rock storage to hold heat for 5 to 13 days. The A frame structure uses sunlit heat captured by glass and a metal sheet, with rock storage and fans distributing heat when needed.
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Marvin E. Dunbar
Lynne Katonak
America
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Home Energy Sources Explored By VIVIAN BROWN
Utilities test new methods to cut costs including storing electricity in brick like storage units at night for daytime use. Edison official W Denham Crawford describes off peak power and future potential for electric cars and consumer savings as tests run in Vermont West Virginia Michigan and elsewhere.
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Edison Electric Institute
United States
Green Mountain Power Corp
Burlington, Vt
American Electric Power System
West Virginia
Michigan
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Crawford
Vermont Power Company
Northeast Utilities
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Joseph Priesely
Paris
Egypt
Florida
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Solar Energy Heats Up Public Interest and Hurdles
Federal agencies push solar power as a growing alternative to oil and electricity. Studies vary on potential share, with ERDA cautioning against overestimate. High costs, financing barriers, zoning rules, and tax policy shape adoption, while sun based heating faces technical and regulatory challenges.
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Colorado
Vermont
Congress
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