The war on Terror - The war on terror needs to be won by eliminating the funding of the terrorist cells with oil dollars. Lets not be sending our American dollars to places it can be easily directed to pay for weaponry used against our troops. The war needs to be won by cutting off the source of the funding, that is purchasing oil.
Repairing of the environment - Solar energy is clean and environmentally healthy. It is also plentiful and can be produced in abundance with technologies already in existence.
Employment of a large domestic workforce - America has the work force to engineer, design, build and put in place a massive solar implementation here in our country. We do not need labor and products from overseas we need to invest in our own people and our own country.


Until lately solar energy has been inefficient - Solar panels have historically been able to convert less that 15% of the sun’s energy. Recent technology has improved that to over 40% cutting the amount of panels required by about 60%. (article)
Competition for materials - Solar panels compete for raw materials with other very popular electronic devices and have therefore been scarce and expensive. (article)
The concept has never been sold properly - That is the purpose of this web site; To sell the idea to the people of the US, so they can in turn sell it to our political leaders.



What needs to be done?

We need to design, manufacture and install hundreds of millions of solar panels on the rooftops of America’s homes. The Census Bureau predicts there will be 115 million homes in the US by 2010. With the highly efficient panels spoken of on this site each home would require 12. That is a total of 1,380,000,000 panels. Impossible? No, not really. According to Wikipedia in 2004 7,505,932 passenger cars were sold in the US and according to another source about 32,000,000 TV’s are sold annually.

Solar panel production needs to be a major, possibly THE major, industry in America for the foreseeable future. It needs the help of government to get a huge jump start. We need for our government officials to do the math and get serious about this. And we need to do it at home, here in the states (see article).


How long will it take??

No amount of money thrown at a project of this size will produce immediate results. Even with adequate funding it will take years to build the infrastructure necessary to produce the quantities of panels necessary.  That is why we must invest in companies who have been working at these problems for years already and have knowledge of what needs to be done.  Even with the necessary units being produced the effort to implement them would be a massive one, even if 10-20 years would be allowed for completion.   Since the effects of global warming are, at best, just beginning to be understood, it is even more important that decisive action is taken now, who knows when it might be too late to implement a solution and reverse the damage already done. The only answer can be given is “as long as is needed and as soon as possible.”
Headline News 
1 Jan 2009 :: Solar's Poor Showing in 2007
Despite all the talk and all the hype solar had a poor sales showing in 2007."
15 Nov 2008 :: Californian’s Reject prop 7
Prop 7 goes down in a landside defeat in California.
28 Mar 2007 :: The SOLAR Act
The "Solar Opportunity and Local Access Rights Act" (SOLAR) "The legislation would require utilities to credit their customers at retail electric rates for supplying excess solar power to the grid."
15 Feb 2007 :: "Securing America's Energy Independence Act"
Smith, Salazar introduce "Securing America's Energy Independence Act" to extend popular federal solar energy tax credits
20 Aug 2007 :: Solar Panels exceed 40% Efficiency
Consortium led by the University of Delaware builds Solar panel with 42% efficiency in July 2007.
20 Aug 2007 :: Solar Powered Hydrogen Home Fueling
Honda has Hydrogen concept car that is refueled at home using solar power.