For the more laid back industries and communities, we could take an example from this solar powered subdivision that has reduced energy costs by around 40%. Here is the copy:Once again, California seems to be leading the way in green building initiatives. Friday’s New York Times has published a video article on Carsten Crossings, a subdivision outside of Sacramento that has incorporated roof-integrated solar power on all of its homes, reducing energy bills by approximately 40 percent. Other options available include soy-based insulation and tankless water heaters. While the homes’ aesthetics have not improved upon the typical builders’ subdivision, Grupe Company
has priced these homes comparable to non-green homes in the area.
Check out the video (pictured at right) and related article, via nytimes.com.
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