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

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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, and Tiny Watts, we engage individuals, businesses and partnering groups to advance these possibilities.

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