
During the huge windstorm in Boulder early this week (peak wind: 93 mph!), Comcast experienced a number of outages, and the ASES website was down sporadically over a couple of days. A number of members tell us they were unable to submit Award and ASES Fellow nominations, or even view the website. Accordingly, we’re extending [...]

Sweet spot in clean energy adoption proving a win for customers, utilities and communities. By Tim Braun Community-based solar gardens represent a golden opportunity for developers and installers. Midway in scale between residential- and utility-scale projects, the concept offers attractive economies of scale to small investors, including homeowners. The solar garden (also referred to as [...]

We received many outstanding nominations for the 2012 Annual ASES Awards. We pleased to see so many talented and passionate educators, innovators and advocates who are having a big impact in the renewable energy field. We’re pleased to announce the following 2012 honorees: 2012 CHARLES GREELEY ABBOT AWARD William Spratley, for his dedication to education [...]

Speakers including Dorothy Robyn, Ph.D., Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Installations and Environment, will address the upcoming World Renewable Energy Forum (WREF 2012) in Denver.

Figuring the financial value of a solar or wind energy system.
By Andy Black

A step-by-step guide to determine if a small-wind system is for you.
By Mick Sagrillo