Any comments on the snippets from this article?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060221/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_energy
"Our nation is on the threshold of new energy technology that I think
will startle the American people," Bush said. "We're on the edge of
some amazing breakthroughs — breakthroughs all aimed at enhancing our
national security and our economic security and the quality of life of
the folks who live here in the United States."
[My comment: I wonder if this startling new technology will benefit
the rest of the world, too, or if it will only be of use to the
American people in the United States.]
Later Monday, Bush visited the United Solar Ovonic plant, which makes
solar panels, in Auburn Hills, Mich., outside Detroit. "This technology
right here is going to help us change the way we live in our homes,"
Bush told reporters.
Bush said he was impressed with the growing commercial uses of solar energy.
"Roof makers will one day be able to make a solar roof that protects you
from the elements and at the same time, powers your house," Bush said.
"The vision is this — that technology will become so efficient that you'll
become a little power generator in your home, and if you don't use the
energy you generate you'll be able to feed it back into the electricity
grid."
[My comment: Could it be??! A private individual could become a little
power generator in their OWN home!!!! That would be startling!!]
> Any comments on the snippets from this article?
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060221/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_energy
> "Our nation is on the threshold of new energy technology that I think
> will startle the American people," Bush said. "We're on the edge of
> some amazing breakthroughs â?" breakthroughs all aimed at enhancing our
> national security and our economic security and the quality of life of
> the folks who live here in the United States."
> [My comment: I wonder if this startling new technology will benefit
> the rest of the world, too, or if it will only be of use to the
> American people in the United States.]
> Later Monday, Bush visited the United Solar Ovonic plant, which makes
> solar panels, in Auburn Hills, Mich., outside Detroit. "This technology
> right here is going to help us change the way we live in our homes,"
> Bush told reporters.
> Bush said he was impressed with the growing commercial uses of solar
> energy.
> "Roof makers will one day be able to make a solar roof that protects you
> from the elements and at the same time, powers your house," Bush said.
> "The vision is this â?" that technology will become so efficient that
> you'll
> become a little power generator in your home, and if you don't use the
> energy you generate you'll be able to feed it back into the electricity
> grid."
> [My comment: Could it be??! A private individual could become a little
> power generator in their OWN home!!!! That would be startling!!]
He has spoken. He knows everything.
Blair will be saying it next.
Bow down and be grateful.
Mary
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060221/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_energy
> "Our nation is on the threshold of new energy technology that I think
> will startle the American people," Bush said. "We're on the edge of
> some amazing breakthroughs â?" breakthroughs all aimed at enhancing our
> national security and our economic security and the quality of life of
> the folks who live here in the United States."
> [My comment: I wonder if this startling new technology will benefit
> the rest of the world, too, or if it will only be of use to the
> American people in the United States.]
> Later Monday, Bush visited the United Solar Ovonic plant, which makes
> solar panels, in Auburn Hills, Mich., outside Detroit. "This technology
> right here is going to help us change the way we live in our homes,"
> Bush told reporters.
> Bush said he was impressed with the growing commercial uses of solar
> energy.
> "Roof makers will one day be able to make a solar roof that protects you
> from the elements and at the same time, powers your house," Bush said.
> "The vision is this â?" that technology will become so efficient that
> you'll
> become a little power generator in your home, and if you don't use the
> energy you generate you'll be able to feed it back into the electricity
> grid."
> [My comment: Could it be??! A private individual could become a little
> power generator in their OWN home!!!! That would be startling!!]