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With fossil fuels still relatively cheap in the United States, many homeowners have eschewed solar alternatives in favor of lower-priced options. However, with an added construction cost of only 5 to 10 percent, and energy costs of oil, gas and coal rising rapidly, passive solar homes will soon be the lower-priced option.

Further, there remains a certain belief 36v charge controller system that lingers from the 1970’s, when passive solar was first suggested in the United States, that in order to build a passive solar home you not only need an architect, but a solar engineer to do the calculations, then create a solar design to implement within the architect’s building plans. Fortunately that’s no longer the case, and with our current knowledge and available tools to guide the homebuilder, the average “Joe” can design a passive solar structure. As interest is picking up, you can find an increasing number of available blueprints for passive solar homes, as well as prefabs.

Europe, experiencing the price increase of 4v lead acid battery non-renewable energy much earlier, has built thousands of solar passive homes in recent years and may well lead the global drive to reduce fossil fuel dependence, along with our burgeoning environmental footprint.

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