Johnny Depp goes green for private island
Johnny Depp is planning on converting his island home to run on solar hydrogen technology. In 2005, Depp bought the the 35-acre island in the Bahamas for around $3m. The star is third in line to receive a grid-independent solar hydrogen system from Mike Strizki. For those of you who dont know Mike Stirzki, well he is the inventor of the first solar-hydrogen house in New Jersey.
The cost is expected to run between $250,000-$500,000. Well, that's peanuts if you own an island to keep your house, I sure would like free power for life.
