St. John Villa Gets Solar Power
One of St. John’s premier villas has recently “gone green” with the installation of 86 photo-voltaic solar panels which will generate electricity, once connected to the utility grid through WAPA’s net-metering arrangement.
To find out how to take advantage of the
FREE energy of the sun,
call Solar Jeff at 941-321-3177
or email 4solarjeff@gmail.com.
Solar Jeff has recently become a member of the International Green Energy Council and has accepted a position on the local Board of Directors. The IGEC is a global advocate for the environment that supports businesses and industries that contribute to the sustainability of the Earth.
The International Green Energy Council is located in Washington.
Part of the organization’s mission statement reads:
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide advice and to render opinions pertaining to all of the issues affecting the “Green” industry on the Federal, state, county and municipal levels of government; to maintain surveillance, review and analysis of all governmental activities, whether federal, state, county or local in nature, which affect the “Green” industry, whether legislative, executive or judicial in form and scope; to maintain liaison with all levels of government; and to initiate, defend, and otherwise support environmentally sound initiatives that support sustainable energy practices in all its forms.
After years of exhaustive testing and a lengthy certification process, the Department of Energy recognizes the efficiency of Sedna Aire USA solar-assisted air conditioning. Having proven a SEER rating of 32 or above (the hotter it gets, the better it works) this equipment qualifies as “alternative energy” equipment, thereby allowing purchasers to receive the 30% Federal tax credit, and other State and Local rebates.
condenser of a one-ton split unit
Call today for details: 941-321-3177.
Solar Jeff is your source for Sedna Aire USA solar-assisted air conditioning equipment in the US and British Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. After years of exhaustive testing and evaluation the technology has been proven to meet or exceed early claims of efficiency. The use of solar thermal energy is the first major innovation in air conditioning technology since… well, EVER!!!
THE HOTTER IT GETS, THE BETTER IT WORKS!
Some companies claim to offer “solar” air conditioning, but they utilize photo-voltaic panels to power the compressor. That’s good, I guess. But, what if you could eliminate the compressor all together? During the hot, sunny hours of the day that’s exactly what Sedna Aire USA systems do. And, the savings can exceed 58%. The efficiency rating can be 32 SEER or more.
In the tropics especially, this really makes sense because THE HOTTER IT GETS, THE BETTER IT WORKS!
The sun is usually shining
This is unusual weather for St John, that’s why we encourage you to use SOLAR power. Call Solar Jeff today for a consultation or information on how you can use the sun for domestic hot water, pool heating and circulation, or solar air conditioning!
941-321-3177
Some of the dark corners of St. John are brighter, thanks to SOLAR SECURITY LIGHTING installed by Solar Jeff. The recently completed bus stop shelters are equipped with LED lights that come on when it gets dark and stay on all night. They are powered by batteries that are charged by PV solar panels. But the best news is: NO WAPA HOOKUP! That’s right, these units are completely “off the grid”.
Bus stop shelter by Public Works
The shelters were built by Stone Masonry of St. John and the lights are from SEPCO, a U.S. manufacturer based in Florida. They were installed (and will continue to be monitored) by Solar Jeff. If you see one isn’t working right – call 941-321-3177.
The parking lot at the Enighed Pond is now open. People are starting to utilize this resource, which is a long-awaited relief to the parking problems encountered downtown. There is plenty of room and there’s talk of a shuttle service to come. There are a dozen solar-powered streetlights, recently brought to life by Solar Jeff. They were installed by the contractor, but never oriented to capture the power of the sun. Now they’re pointing in the right direction and at the right angle to keep the batteries charged.
Captain Outrageous has done it again. And, once again, he’s demonstrated that blatant (not always popular) honesty that made him a media hero during his America’s Cup years.
Turner, founder of CNN, ex-husband of Jane Fonda and wind power promoter made the following statement to the annual meeting of the American Wind Energy Association: “Let’s go out and kick their asses. That’s what they need, a good ass-kicking.” He was referring to Big Oil and the coal industry.
Watch this informative video about how solar panels are made.
WAPA is seeking large-scale solar power providers to create as much as 10 megawatts of electricity. At this time, there is a 20 kilowatt cap on net-metering alternative energy systems. Read the story published in the St. John Source here. 
http://stjohnsource.com/content/news/local-news/2011/05/20/wapa-soliciting-10-megawatts-solar-power
