Building green homes relies heavily on the use of solar and wind energy. To use the energy produced by wind turbines there are several models designed specifically for home use. While they are a significant initial investment in suitable conditions can produce an interesting amount of electricity that long-term-allow payback through savings in electricity consumption network. There are models that are relatively simple installation, to the point that one could do the same, though when possibit's always good to do with a technician especializado.La another source of electricity in a green home is solar energy. We have already discussed the use of passive solar energy through bioclimatic design that takes advantage of light and heat, while regulating excessive temperature during the summer months. This will enable significant energy savings, but since they need to produce electricity for the consumption of appliances and artificial light, a self-sufficient housing should develop its own renewable energy.
The solar can be captured in two different waysis: thermal route or via photonics. The first one is based on the use of heat and energy works by intercepting an absorbent surface that breaks down, creating a thermal effect. The uptake of solar thermal can be done passively (through a bioclimatic building, for example) or active (using a mechanical element.)
The other way is to capture solar energy photon. In this case, the solar radiation reflected in directly, through processes of energy conversion of the fautumn in photovoltaics. It is called solar energy to generate electricity from sunlight, this is the case of solar photovoltaic panels.
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