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We sell solar panels, solar chargers and related items

Antonio Chang — Wed, 14 May 2008 05:09:00 -0500

Dear All, This is Antonio Chang from Shen-Zhi Techonology, Taiwan. We supply solar panels, solar charges and related items and SSL lightings as well. If you have any enquries, please feel free to contact with me at antonio@shen-zhi.wemew.net or antonio_42night@yahoo.com our website @ www.shen-zhi.wemew.net for more information about our products. Wish you have a good day.

SOLAR & WIND POWERED HOUSE ...A/C & LIFT

Jun San Juan — Sat, 10 May 2008 09:40:52 -0500

Hello Friedrich/Antonio/Elmer, My name is Jun and I'm planning to put up a second story house (Ground and First level will be for a (3) door appartment for rent). The houseI plan to put up in the rooftop will incorporate passive and active solar power technology. My main concern is how to get up and down from the rooftop as my parents are quite elderly and my dad has emphysema and can not come up and down a plight of stairs. So does my mother who is elderly. Is there a lift that can be run by solar power to provide access to the rooftop? Also is there already an A/C than can run thru solar energy? I've always seen lighting/TV/and home entertainment supported by the solar technology but have not seen A/C yet. My father would need this as he has difficulty breathing on extreme hot weather. Also in Imus, Cavite(Lat 14 deg 25 min 48.29sec Long 120deg 56min 31.46sec)is it possible to incorporate a grid-intertied solar and wind power system as there are times that no wind is blowing at all except for frequent tropical monsoons. Can a wind turbine withstand Class5 typhoon wind gusts of up to 210-230 kph? And finally,do you have a passive solar house design that can maximize the green house effect in cooling the house?Do you have a house design that can maximize sunlight to illuminate the house but not increase indoor temperatures? What kind of window glass do you have that can work together with the technology but not dissipate cool gains in house temperature?This will lessen the use of A/C in the long summer and maintain heat in the monsoon season. How much do you think it will cost to put the system up that can handle (15) 40Watts fluorescent bulbs, a washing machine if the whole floor area is around 4,670 sq. ft.? (I intend to maximize the area to include an enclosed garden/solarium)

cost estimate of solar power

Arturo M. Castillo — Fri, 09 May 2008 06:39:39 -0500

Sir, I want to have a cost estimate of solar power that can supply electricity 1 refrigerator, 1 aircon, 6 lamps or approximate 2kw power

Solar Power Cost & Installation

Jannil — Fri, 09 May 2008 00:09:33 -0500

Hi, I live in Bacolod City Negros Occidental, and I wish to opt using Solar Electricity. Can you advice me how can we have this, how much it cost monthly and what will be the necessary materials for installation, as well as the installation cost? Will there be any maintenance after the installation, and will there be any danger in using it. Hope to here the soonest. Thanks

Price of solar power system

Elmer R. Vasquez — Sat, 03 May 2008 00:34:04 -0500

Dear Lester, Thank you for taking interest on solar power system. Prices of this depend on your requirement. Please send me your requirement i.e. no.of lights you need, electric fan, TV etc..Then we can send you our best price.Thank you, Elmer R.Vasquez Just ENERGY Marketing elmerrv01@yahoo.com +63-52-4866452 +63-9277068259

Price of solar power system

Elmer R. Vasquez — Fri, 02 May 2008 23:59:20 -0500

I'm glad to know that there is a growing awareness to save energy.A solar power system is the energy solution we need to address the global problem in climate change and the rising cost of energy.It has no power failure/brownout and best of all, it's FREEE!!. Prices depend on the requirement needed by the customer, you need to determine how many lights you need,electrc fan, radio,TV etc..Then we can send you our best price. All the best, Elmer R.Vasquez Just ENERGY Marketing elmerrv01@yahoo.com +63-524866452 +63+9277068259

Solar enery for home

Juanita Macababbad — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:22:21 -0500

My husband and I are getting ready to build a home in Tuguegarao City, Phil. We are very interrested in having solar panels and generators so that we can be independent of the power company. With the abundance of sunny days in our country it just makes sense to do this if it is cost effective. Can you please give me a rought estimate on what this will cost. It is not going to be a large home somewhere around 650 sq.ft. on 2 floors making around 1300 sq ft. with 5 or 6 small rooms. Is it less costly to suppy it with 110-120v lighting and appliances. The only 220v needed will be for the refrigerator and A/C. I have some small electrical appliances that have been sent to me from America and I can use a step-down or step-up converter. So if it is cheaper for 110v I can use the step-up converter for the 2 larger items mentioned above. I hope you can help me in obtaining this estimate and who I need to contact to purchase and install. Thank you Juanita

Solar Power

Freidrich P.de Guzman — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:22:17 -0500

Hello, I just browsed and saw this forum and i am also amazed how many people are interested in this kind of technology. My company, "Freidrich Enterprise" has been in this business for the past two (2) years. I mainloy cater to private individuals and companies. You can look at my youtube also- browse for "Solar Power in the Philippines" and it will take you to my videos. I've already done several houses in Manila, baguio, Palawan and Tarlac. You can contact me at 0910-2677044 or 02-3590421 (Caloocan, Manila). Just e-mail me if you need other information and inquiries.

You can find solar panel right here at our website

Antonio Chang — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 04:28:30 -0500

Dear all of my friends, Good day to you. My name is Antonio. I'm from Taiwan and my wife is philippino. I have been to philippines for several times, and especially North Cotobato. It's a nice place and beautiful country. I found there people might need solar energy to save their expenses from paying big electricity bill for every month.As you are looking for solar powder system to generate electricity for your houses, I refer you to take a look and understand about the solar panel. Here is our company website http://www.shen-zhi.wemew.net/index_en.html And you can also find many related website from internet. The capacity of solar enery system depends on how much watts of your house appliances comsume. We also produce Solid State Lighting to save energy from lighting. SSL is used the LED to produce energy saving for yoru home lighting. It's a really nice product to save electricity. Should you have any questions, please feel free to email me. I'll try to answer your queries, as soonest as possible. Have a good day. Thank you. BR Antonio Chang

Inquiring for the Cost & Installation of solar panel

kikay72 — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 12:06:26 -0500

Hello! I'm from La Trinidad,Benguet & I'd like to know if anyone out there could help me out with regards to this : 1.Cost of solar panel. 2.Installation fees 3.Location of the nearest manufacturer/dealer. 4.Contact # of the said manufacturer/dealer. Pls email me at francesl32@yahoo.com if u have any information or updates with regards to my above querries.I do appreciate ur help folks...

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Anonymous — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 02:20:41 -0500

i wou;d lyk to ask when the Solar POWER TECHNOLOGY STARTS IN THE pHILIPPINES.THANK YOU.I am from Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat, Philippines.

good house design also important.

Don — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 08:51:34 -0500

Any person can maximize the potential of solar power with an energy efficient house design. You can construct a home which uses passive solar energy for heat and ventilation. Without the need for electric fans or air conditioners, solar panels can power other appliances. Good house design should also capture rain water to personal or community use. Solar power can then be used to pump the water to a roof top tank which uses gravity to feed water to the house.

inquiries of residential installation of solar power

joseph ruiz biscocho — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:56:46 -0500

I would like to know how much will be the cost of installing a solar power for a home area 120 sq. meter.can you give me the right information on where to buy,enough to run the basic necessity of the residence.I am residing in san isidro, nueva ecija philippines,do you have a distributor very near to this area?Your consideration regarding this matter will be highly appreciated. Best ragards, Joseph

Inquiries on solar power home installation

Tessa Bataga — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 00:44:37 -0500

I read many articles about solar power, I opened options to other altenate sources to cut costs. Your product offers one of the favorable choices, I would like to understand more your product, how much will it cost, and if there are offers for a financing scheme, where is your local business address. I believe this will be a new avenue or a turn around situation on our oil and financial crisis, considering its being environment friendly, economical and practical, coz we have abundant source of sunlight. Im from Cotabato City, Mindanao, Philippines. Looking forward to your earnest response. Thank you.

Solar Power in the Philippines

Rob Katz — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 09:01:48 -0500

Thanks for your comment Lester. The forum is still active, but NextBillion.net is a site that focuses on business solutions to environmental and social problems writ large - not necessarily a specific question such as this. If information in the above article and the previous replies is out of date, I'd hope that someone in the community would let us know. Otherwise, we're just as in the dark as you are with regard to price and availability. Good luck!

Solar Power Distributed Among Rural Poor in the Philippines

_James Mahon — Tue, 31 Aug 2004 09:50:13 -0500

August 31, 2004 - 00:00, Philippine Daily Inquirer

Rural homes without electricity get chance to receive solar power

"For as low as P343 per month, rural households in areas not reached by electricity will have the chance to use modern conveniences such as television sets, electric lights, karaokes and radio sets through solar power energy. Last week, the Negros Oriental provincial government, the Shell Solar Philippines Corp. and the Southern Sun Solar Power Corp. signed a memorandum of agreement that seek