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— Saturday, fngust 28, 1978 — Page 2
PHONE 273-6032
165 MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY
George Seagal
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demand is critical.
. The demand for energy con. because population itself continues to grow. The problem of meeting this growing
So, some say that solar energy
will help relieve these
energy demands. And it may.
That's why, along with.
major universities, research
institutes and solar equi
ment manufacturers, PG&E is
looking for ways to make
UL ——— -— sun energy.more practical.
For example, PG&E is participating in the construction of three _
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eek. (Solar energy combined with built-in energy con-a servation features can supply up to 70% of the homes’
_ heating needs.)
But while solar ene : esc is promising, its expensive. So science
andindustry are working on that, too, by actively studying solar
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