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Established in 1954, ASES is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that advocates for sustainable living and 100% renewable energy by sharing information, events and resources to cultivate community and power progress.

We integrate the perspectives of science, industry, policy and citizens. We believe knowledge and community are a powerful combination for change. Our members look to us to sustain the culture required to achieve a 100% renewable energy future.

Through our programs, Solar Today magazine, ASES Solar Conferences, ASES National Solar Tour, Zero Emissions Network (ZEN), and Tiny Watts, we engage individuals, businesses and partnering groups to advance these possibilities.

Join us for SOLAR 2021, August 3-6, 2021 at the University of Colorado, Boulder!

For sponsorship and advertisement opportunities, see the 2020 Media and Sponsorship Portfolio and contact sales@ases.org.

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