
ASES’ National Solar Conference, SOLAR 2013, will feature the first Young Professionals In Renewable Energy (YPiRE) conference!

Renewable energy provides resiliency for communities in the face of climate-related weather disasters. The ASES National Solar Conference in Baltimore, MD, April 16-20 will examine the role of renewable energy in planning, mitigation and recovery from increasingly disruptive events such as Superstorm Sandy.

The use of coal in the United States is steadily declining, but any sort of progress is being stalled because of the increase in demand for coal in many other parts of the world.

Earn AIA Learning-Units by attending 17 different sessions/workshops at SOLAR 2013.

SOLAR TODAY‘s March issue is online. Read the full issue, search by key word and share articles. Click here to go directly to the issue. ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS PV at the Polar Ice Cap The Tower of Power’s triangular design means strength to withstand the arctic blasts and maximum solar harvest without mechanical tracking. By Tracy Dahl Energy-Positive [...]

A recent statewide public opinion survey in Ohio has found that a majority of voters support continued progress in renewable and clean energy sources.