Solar Electricity Power

I want to use solar power to run my home appliances, lights, fans.... I want to produce a 60-70 kilowatts electricity power (per day) from solar power. How can I do it? What do I need to do it?

Please let me know step by step...

First get out your calculator. Looking at a little panel (just under 9 inches square) at
http://www.batterystuff.com/solar-charge rs/SP-5.html

this will give out 5 watts. For 60 kW, you will need 60000 / 5 = 12000 of these,...

2010-04-03 07:09:28 by AdamT

www.livingonsolar.com We use solar electric panels, a charge controller, batteries and an inverter to generate electricty for our home. See our ...

I would like to make a small water fountain for my garden, but without it using any electricity, or solar power, i want to make one that works just by the power of water... if ya get what i mean

Buy an actual fountain head & plumbing from flower garden center or such & plumb up to water supply with a shut off nearby. Adjust water supply for correct effect at fountain. You may need a water pressure reducer.

2007-01-31 05:35:49 by Andy S

What's the most efficient way to make electricity from solar power on a large scale? Is it using photovoltaic cells, or mirros and a turbine or what? I'd be interested in a web site that compares all the options by efficiency, cost, reliability...

develope more powerful mirrors to harness the solar rays

2007-06-11 16:13:44 by water_skipper

I think they are originally from Germany but I saw them in Mexico. They used to be done with electricity but now there are some that use solar power. Usually done with a push of a button mounted on a wall.

Switchable glazings (sometimes called "smart windows") can change properties such as shading coefficients (the amount of solar heat gain allowed) or visible transmittance (amount of visible light that passes through a window) in response to

2007-01-10 08:04:50 by C

why not retrofit a school with solar power to produce about 10% of it's electricity. and pay back the gov't that savings until it is paid back then from that payback point the savings goes to the schools budget. I would think that most schools...

Why not natural sun light piped in through the reflective "solar Tube" devices and plastic/ glass "light pipes" Zero sustaining energy and the "government" could use soldiers to manufacture them instead of sending...

2006-09-02 23:03:41 by Randy B

In short words,,, why solar power better than electricity power?

After the initial investment it's cheaper. You actually sell electricity back to the electric company. Also think about it, you'll never have a power outage.

2007-09-25 00:46:43 by ya_3een