RE and Regulations, both UL and IEEE [RE-wrenches]

[Joe Schwartz, Home Power]

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>Is Home Power going to be a Don Quixote and
>fight all these windmills (couldn't resist the renewable analogy) or work
>constructively to overcome these issues so that its readers (most of whom
>live on the grid) can realize their dream of being truly energy independent?

Hey Bill,

For the record, both Richard and I worked overtime to help pass 
Oregon's net metering legislation. Home Power put up money for 
lobbyists during the process.

This year Oregon passed legislation that created a Renewable Energy 
Technicians license. I was one of many Oregon RE advocates that 
busted ass on this legislation as well.

We publish a magazine that helps folks design and install their own 
RE systems, or realize that it's beyond their abilities and 
professional design and installation are required.

We're working on multiple fronts to make RE an option for everyone.

Seems pretty constructive to me!

Take it easy,

Joe
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Joe Schwartz - Tech Editor
Home Power Magazine
joe.schwartz at homepower.com
www.homepower.com

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