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How To Start A Home Based Solar Energy Business by Daniel Stouffer

Starting a home based business or a work from home business is one of the best ways to secure your financial future. People all across America free themselves every day from the oppressiveness of the daily 9 to 5 job. There are many ways throughout the renewable energy industry where you can do it too.

There are several things to consider when thinking about starting a home based business. The first being whether or not you are motivated enough to work without being told what to do or how to do it. A successful home based business entrepreneur is a self starter who enjoys personal success. Small business owners work well independently, thrive on challenges, and do not fear learning new things or bringing their unique ideas to others.

The good news for all of the clean-tech entrepreneurs is the added boost that the U.S. Government is placing in the ACESA stimulus legislation. The American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 has a few main parts or provisions; all of which lead many people who wish to start a small business straight in the direction of solar energy.

1. A clean energy section that promotes renewable sources of energy; such as home solar energy and businesses powered by solar are set to expand rapidly and on a big scale.

2. An energy efficiency section that increases energy efficiency across all sectors of the economy, including buildings, appliances, transportation, and industry.

3. A climate mitigation program drafts legislative authority to limit the amount of harmful substances that reach the atmosphere.

4. A transitional program that protects U.S. job seekers, consumers, businesses in these tough economical times with training, career adjustment, and transitioning support.

5. A very large program that promotes green jobs during the transition to a clean solar energy economy.

Having a home based solar energy business is work. Even with large incentives and the backing of the government, industry, and most citizens, you must still do the work in order to enjoy success. If you are the type who is self directed and motivated then the next consideration is what will you do? Consider what you are passionate about. What gets you excited enough to want to share it with others?

Use this information to create an ideal home based solar energy business.

Do some Internet searches or talk to other small business owners related to home based work that they made into a successful business and see if you might want to do the same. Create a personal mission statement emphasizing how you want to operate your home based solar energy business and the services you want to provide. Ask yourself the question "what will set my home based solar energy business apart from others?" Then write out a small business plan.

If you know that starting a home based solar energy business is right for you, then your next step is educating yourself about the requirements that govern home based businesses locally within your state, county and also with the US government and IRS. After completing due diligence, as a person should for any type of business consideration, decide if they possess the financial capital to get the business started. Fortunately, many new solar energy opportunities really do not take any investment (other than marketing costs) to get started. A person can just plug into a larger system. The landscape is change in a great way towards renewable, solar energy. This provides unparalleled opportunity for businesses as it relates to the U.S. Government's interest in fast-tracking our transition to a clean energy environment.

United States Green Jobs: Worker Transition to Solar Energy Industry

The latest draft legislation related to an economic stimulus, a plan to address climate change, and a strategy to move into a renewable energy environment includes several provisions to promote solar energy jobs. One provision gives power to the Secretary of Education to provide money in the form of grants to educational facilities that prepare students for the renewable energy sector. Under another section, the Secretary of Labor is authorized to carry out such training programs.

There are good opportunities out there that do not require an upfront investment. Emerging technology in renewable energy is creating what are called green collar jobs. Solar energy is now a viable business opportunity for the home based business owner. The outlook for renewable energy in 2009-2010 is very bright.

In fact renewable energy is in the forefront of business opportunities right now. For those who are passionate about saving money, going green and creating a home based business, a solar energy business is a golden opportunity.

The solar energy market is a largely untapped sector of the business and renewable energy industry. Home based business owner's need this type of information and the support the U.S. Across the economy, the Department of Energy is providing the financial support necessary to boost those who might be seeking a small business opportunity in solar energy. There are so many new options for many U.S. citizens.

It is the win-win business of 2009 because everyone benefits from a solar energy business.

At Solargies, our mission is to spread the use of renewable energies as simply as possible. We provide U.S. homeowners the option to rent a solar electric system. We also offer entrepreneurs a no cost method to build their own solar energy business. Learn more about your renewable options at http://www.EcoCrews.com

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Will/could a EMP pulse (destroy) green tech, solar cells arrays, wind turbines, geothermal power stations...?

Thanks for the “Wow” shanghaiduck !

With the total CDP dollars being pushed into Green Tech and with the USA’s goal of producing 20% of all domestic power generation using Green Tech. I am seeing parts of the Green Tech power generation grid having some very soft spots that are venerable to exploitations.

Big time “O” yes! Solid State electronics that are not hardened, will be at EOL. Although most of today’s IC’s PLCC’s… are/have for years been incorporating “some”on chip RF and power spike protection, but no were near the total RF dBm protection needs, of tuned EMP hardware and to the tuned altitude of the event.

IE: Solar Cells, Will the EMP destroy the solar silicon wafer, it (the wafer) being tuned to use the photonic spectrum?

IE: Wind turbines, Will the EMP destroy the motor armacher windings that are 50…150 feet up in the air?

A little planning now could……

Regards
Low_Voltage

Wow, someone actually asked an interesting question!

The best answer I could find was that yes, anything that depended on solid state electronics [which is practially everything] would be toast -- although it is possible to build shielding that will protect the equipment.

"Solid state electronics" just means "circuits or devices built entirely from solid materials and in which the electrons, or other charge carriers, are confined entirely within the solid material." [1]

In other words, circuit boards. Any thing that depends on circuit boards to work -- and anything connected to them by cables or wires -- gets toasted.

But a key fact abogreen tech power [especially right now] is that since these power sources are usually not on grids, it would be be easier to recover green tech power sources from the disruption.

According to the magazine "Military and Aerospace Electronics", a key aspect of EMP pulse danger has to do with the fact that the loss of grids and communication networks would be extremely difficult to recover from. Not only would the individual system be destroyed, but so would the infrastructure they need to interact ... making it far more difficult to restore the system.

Many systems like bank networks and the safety systems on oil rigs and nuclear reactors depend on their ability to communicate and interact with other systems.

They suggest green tech power would be a good system to protect against EMP pulses because replacement parts could be stored in EMP - protected housing. And since the system is less dependent on interaction with other systems, the system could be restored more quickly.