Renewable Energy Resources provides innovative, flexible power solutions that meet the pure power demands of the new energy marketplace. We draw upon our knowledge or renewable power to deliver greater freedom from an increasingly uncertain energy supply. Our goal is to establish awareness with our corporate and residential customers as to the many benefits of living an energy conscious lifestyle.
We strongly believe in doing what is right for the environment, while still making sure the system matches the customer's lifestyle. We work collaboratively with you from thought to finish. Helping you assess your situation and design the best system solution for your specific needs.
We strongly believe in doing what is right for the environment, while still making sure the system matches the customer's lifestyle. We work collaboratively with you from thought to finish. Helping you assess your situation and design the best system solution for your specific needs.
Services
With events and circumstances in the world today being what they are, energy is on nearly everyone's mind. Increasing demand for energy world-wide, tightening supply, environmental concerns over energy usage and how we produce it causes us all to think about the future of energy in the world. Renewable Energy Resources is a full-service solutions provider of renewable energy and high-efficiency systems to the residential and commercial markets.
Idaho First Bank will finance renewable energy projects through a home equity line of credit. The USDA Rural Development offers grants and loan guarantees for renewable energy and efficiency projects. Grant awards can be equal to up to 25% of the project costs. Loan guarantees can be up to 75% of the project costs.
Plug TV's, VCR's, DVD players, computers and stereos into power strips. When these items are not in use, turn off the power strip to alleviate the wasted usage of electricity (Phantom Load). When purchasing new appliances, look for the Energy Star label, these products meet strict efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
ANSWER: Geoexchange systems use the earth's renewable energy, just below the surface, to heat or cool a home or building. Hot water for domestic use can also be provided with most systems. Geoexchange is sometimes referred to as a geothermal heat pump, or a ground source heat pump. Geoexchange systems are a great investment in your property and also great for the environment.
Reviews
Be the first to review Renewable Energy Resources.
Write a Review