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Consider the alternatives Solar water heating applications in institutional, commercial and industrial facilities are numerous. Motels, hotels, campgrounds, residences, athletic facilities, laundries, parts washing plants, restaurants, green houses, food processing plants, farms, swimming pools and carwashes are just some of the areas where solar water heating should be considered a viable option. In these days of rising energy prices, supply uncertainty and increasing environmental concerns a low maintenance, non-polluting alternative that uses free fuel can make a lot of sense. Contact Nexus Solar to discuss assessing your project for a solar water heating system. |
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A
discussion on the basics of solar water heating describing the various
system types and their function.
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Some
general rules of thumb and procedures used in planning and design of
the complete solar system.
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REDI, a federal incentive, could cover 25% of the capital costs for qualifying projects. |
Any
commercial operation that uses a lot of hot water could stand to benefit
from solar water heating.
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Find
out more about how solar water heating can supply ample amounts of warm
water for process demands.
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Large
buildings with many occupants have a high water heating load that solar
water heating can reliably help meet.
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