A move from “traditional” energy sources to ones that produce little or no greenhouse gas emissions is required by the Global Warming Situation/Crisis. Whether we can succeed, how fast we must change, how we should accomplish and promote change, and many other interesting questions will NOT be addressed here. Other groups can do that far better than we can. What we will try to do is offer reliable¹⁾, verifiable²⁾, high-quality³⁾ information to help purchasers and users⁴⁾ of renewable energy equipment make informed decisions about where, when and how to proceed.

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Here are the main topics so far (asterisks mean highest priority and most developed):

• The Green Energy Act (overview)
• The FIT program for electricity generation*
  • Solar PV*
  • Biogas
  • Biomass
  • Landfill gas
  • Wind
  • Waterpower
• The microFIT program for electricity generation*
  • Solar PV*
  • FAQ*

• Promising opportunities (usually have grant support behind them)*
  • Solar hot water (single family and small multi-family)*
  • Solar hot water (commercial and large multi-family)
• Off-grid energy production (excluded from FIT and microFIT)
• Other Renewable Energies
• General Information (common to different programs)*
  • Definitions of terms used
  • Other organizations providing information on FIT/microFIT
  • Library (downloadable resources)
  • Information for contractors and suppliers
• Where to contact us