Solar Electricity Handbook

Book by Michael Boxwell

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Solar Electricity Handbook

2012 edition cover

Author| Michael Boxwell
Language| English
Publisher| Greenstream Publishing (current)

Publication date

| 2012
Media type| Print (Paperback) and Kindle
Pages| 187
ISBN| 978-1-907670-04-6

The Solar Electricity Handbook is a yearbook[1] written by eco-technology author Michael Boxwell.[2] It is a beginners technical manual for people looking to learn about solar energy and how to generate electricity from photovoltaic panels.[1]

The book starts with explaining how solar energy works and then guides the reader through evaluating a solar project, how to design a photovoltaic system and how to install and maintain it. The book uses the principal example of a small off-grid home, but incorporates a number of other examples throughout the book.[1]

The book is not aimed at people who are already working in the photovoltaic industry.[3]

Updated every year, the book's seventh revision was published in 2013.[4]

## References

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1. ^ a b c "The Solar Electricity Handbook". Solarelectricityhandbook.com. Retrieved 2010-06-28.
2. ^ Knight, Ben (May 17, 2010). "The surprisingly low cost of going solar". Metro Canada.
3. ^ "Why I wrote the Solar Electricity Handbook". Solarelectricityhandbook.com. Retrieved 2010-06-28.
4. ^ "Greenstream Publishing". GreenstreamPublishing.com. Retrieved 2010-06-28.

## External links

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* Official website