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This product is offered by a Les and Jane who have been living “off grid” for the past 15 years. They drive their own homemade electric car and use solar and wind energy to run their house.

Their book reveals the method that they used to convert their car to run on electricity at a cost that they, as regular people, could afford. The cost of the whole process is a few hundred dollars. And they will also show you how to complete a 100 miles with one charging.

You will learn in a step-by-step the method of converting your car to electric power and how to reduce the money that you pay for fuel to nearly zero.

This method is not only an effective way to get great mileage for less, but it also helps the environment. The use of fuel increases the amount of harmful gases in the environment which has a negative affect on the overall environment and particularly on the local environment.  By adapting to this method of running your vehicle you are also doing a favor to our environment.

You will be pleased to learn that the IRS gives refunds to people who are using environmentally friendly methods of living. In this book you will learn how to benefit from this as well.

In the book you will learn how to replace the expensive batteries that you have to buy for running your car on electricity. You can keep a whole bank of used batteries in great shape for years.

The car speed is something that you may be concerned about because without speed there’s no point in wasting money on such methods. The authors say that your electric powered car will easily achieve freeway speeds. This means that in terms of performance there will be no issues at all.

For the couple, however, this electric vehicle conversion is only part of what has been a 15 year journey to find the ultimate way to maintain a normal lifestyle and live green at the same time.

The price of the book “Build Your Own Electric Car” is $19.97 dollars. There is also  ”The Going Green Value Pack” on offer, which includes  “Build Your Own Electric Car” + 4  other books each with information on different methods (solar panels,  wind generators and bio diesel production ) of  using “green” energy .

With this package you will be able to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. It is available for $49.97. There is also a 60 day money back guarantee in case you don’t find the information useful. Just Click here to get it.

A quick look at how to make sure your air conditioner’s compressor is in top shape for you to save money on your energy bill.

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Keeping your home cool this summer doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.

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You use a lot of energy in your kitchen. Here are some ways that you can make sure you’re not using more than you have to.

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Save energy around the home by properly sizing your room air conditioner and adjusting the thermostat. Prevent energy from sneaking away by plugging electronics into a power strip to turn them completely off.

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One of the largest household expenses is energy. Did you know the average household spends more than $2,000 a year on home energy bills? Check out this video from The Debt Diva ( http://www.thedebtdiva.com ) on how you can save money this winter on your energy bill.

There are many, simple ways to reduce household energy consumption and cut your power bills by up to 50 percent! Check out this video for some great ways to save money by saving energy courtesy of The Debt Diva

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