Cut Your Electric Bills

The point of it being called ‘Suburbia’, is that it uses more power than other home within’ a city, and the environment killing off the environment animals once lived…

Nobody will be successful with this nonsense.
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I would need a better idea of what you mean by average suburban home. I live in Northern California, on an 8000 square foot lot. I’d say we have enough area to heat our home in the winter, if we wanted to. We would have to heat directly through collector panels, of course, and it would be a larger area than the roof. Super insulation would also help. The winter lows in our area are only in the 30’s, by the way, frost but no hard freezes. We do not have air conditioning, but if we did, we could support it by using perhaps 1/3 of our roof area. We use 1/10 right now, and it keeps up with all our electrical needs, including the electric stove and oven, when we still had them, that is.

Whether it would be cost-effective to run everything off solar is another matter. Natural gas is relatively inexpensive, and it would be a lot of building to get enough solar heat collected and stored. The above is just to say that there is enough solar energy falling on the lot to supply all our needs, if it had to.

For someone further north, I’d say they would have to build their house deep into the ground and heavily insulate, but in the winter, with enough area, they could heat water and store it in the sub-basement.
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