Solar energy is everyday available on the Caribbean. The sun is giving us heat, light, life and electricity. These are the benefits of our big life source and it's giving us joy an the light of the world. We are anti (Pre) Solar Panels, let me explain what that means. We are not against solar panels but we are against the use of solar panels as the first option to save energy. One reason is that solar panels are not energy saving, but they are energy users. When you give solar panels a priority above the green methods to lower your energy demand, you will be forgetting the basics of energy saving.
"Are you tired of being taken for a ride by deceptive building prices? Fed up with slick-talking 'professionals' who care more about lining their pockets than serving your needs? It's time to reclaim control. Let us guide you with expert tips and strategies to dodge these pitfalls and protect your hard-earned money."
Every day we hear a lot of people are getting fooled with building prices and we know the pain of getting fooled with so- called professionals who are money hungry and smart enough to make you trust them. We will try to give you some tips and direction to make you avoid them.
We see a big problem and dilemma with clients, that rather have a bigger house than save money on the long run. We noticed those people are trying to keep their head up in this economic world where money speaks harder than words. But also we found out that they need more information about Green Knowledge because Green methods can save you a lot of money. We will share our knowledge, because we believe in sharing is caring.
Having the right lighting in your room is one of the most important elements creating of a comfortable and healthy building. Light brings ambiance, a comfortable feeling, but is also practical for reading a book. Making a good light plan for your building is therefore important.
But choosing the right lighting in your interior is difficult. What kind of lighting do you choose? Where do you place the light sources? How much lighting is enough?
