"Hey David! I'm going to go ahead and disagree with you there on the acronym: I never really liked the SwANH moniker. But they did good work and I'm a fan of the merger. Thanks for covering it! Now, how can we get better Seacoast…"
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D. Scott Campbell commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Why NHHTC and SwANH merged: Software evolution - and the recession'
Dave Brooks commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...'"Here's the PUC order - it's a PDF that sometimes is very slow to load:
http://www.puc.nh.gov/Regulatory/Orders%20of%20Notice/020910onDE10-024%20Renewable%20Energy%20Fund.pdf"
Dave Brooks commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...'"The Sustainable Energy Division if NH Public Utilities Commission is seeking public comment about how to expand the renewable energy rebate program: "We have had a great deal of interest in residential solar hot water systems, and we are aiming…"
Preston Hunter commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...'"I think that there is great potential for solar electric adoption in NH, but unfortunately our state incentives are not generous enough. The only significant incentive offered (up to $6,000) is for residential solar PV arrays that are under 5kW.…"
Dave Brooks commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...'"Efficiency (using less) beats alternative-energy (producing more) any day in terms of bang for your buck - but it's less sexy. Nobody invites the neighbors over to admire their new layers of attic insulation!
I've got solar hot-water on…"
Everett Pollard commented on David Brooks's blog post 'Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...'"David - Our company has been focusing on high efficiency homes and have completed one geo-thermal system. Some of our prospective clients are intrigued by solar - either water or photovoltaic - and some are even intersted in home wind generators.…"
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Why NHHTC and SwANH merged: Software evolution - and the recession
The Software Association of New Hampshire is becoming a subset of the New Hampshire High-Tech Council. My GraniteGeek column in the Telegraph today (click here to read it) examines why.
In a nutshell: 1. Recession-driven layoffs have increased the workload of those who still have jobs, reducing their ability to run separate industry groups. 2. The rise of software-as-a-service has created… Continue
In a nutshell: 1. Recession-driven layoffs have increased the workload of those who still have jobs, reducing their ability to run separate industry groups. 2. The rise of software-as-a-service has created… Continue
Posted on February 24, 2010 at 9:08am — 1 Comment
Solar power: Not too big, not too small ...
New Hampshire is puttering along in the rooftop-solar-power business, with homeowners having applied for more than 600 kilowatts worth of Renewable Energy Fund rebates, mostly in 5-kilowatt photovoltaic increments. That's the solar-power equivalent of sandlot baseball.
With our climate we'll never probably enter the big leagues, like a 400-megawatt PV plant proposed for the California desert, which just got a $1.3 billion… Continue
With our climate we'll never probably enter the big leagues, like a 400-megawatt PV plant proposed for the California desert, which just got a $1.3 billion… Continue
Posted on February 23, 2010 at 11:05am — 5 Comments
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Jeff Feingold said… - Thanks for joining, Dave!
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