Using a source officially discovered by NASA in 1978, a small California company has perfected a way to harness the "Earth's Energy Budget," which NASA has measured at 174 Petawatts per day.

1 Petawatt of energy is enough to supply all of New York City for 10.5 years straight.
And this tiny California solar company, recently featured on NBC's Today Show, just figured out how to harness these Petawatts. In less than a decade, these systems will be on nearly every home and office building in North America.

Dear Reader:
There's a fast-growing high-tech company in California that just unlocked one of the largest sources of energy anywhere on earth.

Officially discovered by NASA in 1978, the energy source is known as the Earth's Energy Budget. And right now it stands at 174 Petawatts every single day.

How much energy is in 174 Petawatts?
Let me put it this way - just one Petawatt is enough to keep the electricity going in New York City for 3,846 days straight!

And the company in California that I'm going to tell you about has created a way to capture those Petawatts and convert them into useable energy for homes and buildings.
And, more importantly, they can do it without installing costly and ugly solar panels.

In fact, dozens of buildings have already installed the company's energy converting systems, including the world famous Savoy Hotel in San Francisco and the University of Toronto.
But that's just the tip of the iceberg. In the coming years, it's estimated that nearly every new home built in America will have these systems.

And once installed on a mass scale, these things could eventually capture more energy in a single month than Saudi Arabia will produce in the next 50 years!
This breakthrough is the next generation of building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), or solar panels built right into buildings' external structures.
You see, traditional solar panels are large, unsightly and expensive. But with solar shingles and glass, the architectural design appears unchanged. Take a look at this house, which has installed the company's solar roof shingles:

These little solar roof tiles can actually generate enough electricity for your entire house.
I'm telling you, this development is a blockbuster, and could literally change the way we use energy forever