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America is becoming a more energy efficient country thanks to solar energy products. Electric vehicles and solar panels are leading the way for suburbanites to cut down their carbon footprint. When suburban sprawl became normal in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, people bought bigger homes, spent more time in traffic, and used more and more energy to power their pursuits both at home and at work. Think of all the buildings needing air-conditioning, especially in the very hot southern part of the United States- electricity to run those air-conditioners mostly came from coal-burning power plants and other "dirty" energy sources. Today, however, there has been a gradual societal shift toward utilizing more "green" energy sources- sustainable ones that do less harm to the environment. Years ago, it would have been unusual to see solar panels on the roofs of suburban homes, but today solar energy is "catching on." People love to get the best deal and/or save money, and solar panels, for instance, make it possible for a typical household to significantly cut and/or eliminate their high electricity bills. Harnessing the power of sunshine to create electricity is not only possible, but nowadays both electric vehicles and solar panels are better and cheaper than they were in the past. Case in point: according to Clean Technica, a cleantech-focused website, the average solar panel cost went from 76.67 per watt in 1977 to just 0.613 per watt today. In Texas and New Mexico, Solar Solutions Inc. is helping many people switch their homes and businesses over to solar-powered energy because it's cost-efficient. Find out what's possible for your particular situation by emailing solarsolutions.texas@gmail.com today.
