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Aurora III, the U of
M's solar powered vehicle has a top speed of 78 mph,
runs 55 mph on the power of a hairdryer and can travel
over 120 miles without any sun! |
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Make waves with a solar
powered boat that sailed in the Minnesota Renewable
Energy Society's Solar
Boat Regatta. |
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Find out about a new
incentive that gives homeowners a 30 percent federal
tax credit for solar electricity and solar thermal installations. |
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Act
to Support Solar Energy
Find your own ways, small or large, to
use solar technology. Once you start, you'll discover
new ways to add solar energy to your life.
Learn more… |
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Explore Solar
Energy Technology
Understanding three basic solar energy
systems helps you begin exploring and experimenting
with solar energy technologies. Here's a glimpse at
what they do and how they work.
Learn more… |
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Engage Youth
in Solar Energy
The Minnesota Renewable Energy Society
(MRES) invites student-teacher teams, families, and
interested individuals to take part in the annual Solar
Boat Regatta. Experience the thrill of competition and
the pride that comes with inventing something useful,
forward-thinking, and fun.
Learn more… |
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Join the Solar
Energy Revolution
As energy prices soar and concerns about
climate change grow, more people are choosing the clean,
abundant power of the sun.
Learn more…
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Prepare Your
Home for Solar Energy
Conserve first to save later. Reducing
your energy use will keep a lid on the cost of your
future solar energy system. A smaller load requires
a smaller system.
Learn more… |
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Living
With Solar: Renewable Technology in Action (PDF)
All powered by the Sun, renewable technologies
can be used alone or in combination to save money and
conserve energy. Inside, find stories of Minnesota property
owners who heat and power with solar.
Learn
more… |