This house sold in 2005. The main attraction - the original couple hadn't paid a heating bill in over 25 years and the new owner still hasn't paid one.

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Today, the concept of "going green" has become more popular than ever, and with good reason. As our world's resources continue to be depleted, it's imperative we look for a way to preserve them while still supplying for the needs of our families.

In an effort to meet this growing crisis head on, many people are wondering about the validity of solar energy. This natural, renewable resource is an ideal solution to power your home, both indoors and out. Solar panels can be installed on existing homes, or ideally, implemented into the design of new buildings. Either way, solar technology offers a viable solution to help save the world's resources while saving you money as well.

Solar energy uses the sun's rays to produce energy that can power everything from an audio CD player to a wireless network adapter. You've more than likely used many objects that run on solar power including a calculator, outdoor lighting, phone chargers or flashlights. Solar power may sound high tech, but it's actually been in use for thousands of years, potentially dating back to ancient China.

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Programs promoting Geothermal, BioMass and certain Building Materials

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A new study released by Navigant Consulting finds that a 25% by 2025 national Renewable Electricity Standard (RES) would support hundreds of thousands of new American jobs and prevent a near-term collapse in some industries.

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First sun-powered crossing of the Atlantic

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He predicted the fall of the Soviet Union. He predicted the explosive spread of the Internet and wireless access.

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Poll shows overwhelming number of Americans support utility-scale projects on public lands that have not been designated as preserves

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