Jun 3 2008
Clear Skies Solar, Inc., a leading provider of turnkey solar electricity installations and renewable energy solutions, will shed light on the many benefits of solar energy on Planet Green's new Greenovate program Saturday, June 7 - only days after the launch of the network itself.
The documentary-style show follows “greenovators” - or homeowners - as they make their houses environmentally friendly by implementing “green” designs and features from energy efficient appliances to residential-scale photovoltaic systems.
The episode followed Clear Skies Solar as they, in fewer than four hours, installed a residential solar system, which included upgrading the existing service panel from 100 amps to 200 amps in order to accommodate the new system.
Ezra Green, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Clear Skies Solar (CSS) is featured in the episode as a solar energy expert explaining to viewers, while perched atop the homeowner’s roof, the many financial and environmental benefits of solar power, including the homeowner’s anticipated annual savings of nearly 40% on energy bills.
“CSS’s participation in this project was truly exhilarating,” said Green. “It was a privilege to work with such a highly-revered company as Discovery Corp. to produce this forward-thinking show for such a unique and pioneering channel as Planet Green. We’re proud to be a part of this network in its infancy and hope all the viewers enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed participating in it.”
This episode of Greenovate first premiered on The Learning Channel (TLC) last month as a teaser for Planet Green, the first and only 24-hour eco-lifestyle network launching this week (Wednesday, June 4).
“In addition to supporting the movement among homeowners transitioning from traditional energy to solar energy, our intention with Greenovate was to also educate Americans on the infinite benefits of this energy option,” added Green.
To view Clear Skies Solar in the upcoming Greenovate episode tune in on Saturday, June 7. Find your local area listing at http://planetgreen.channelfinder.net/.