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Philadelphia's Convention Center was the site of the young solar industry assoc- first national tour entitled, PV America's. Mayor Nutter and Governor Rendell welcomed the Solar Energy Industry Association,(SEIA) membership and participated in what was a noteworthy event for continued regional solar development.
The June expo was electrified with news on developing advances in thin film solar technology as Mayor Nutter welcomed the opportunity to tell solar industry leaders about his mission to make Philadelphia the
greenest city in the nation by 2015.
Governor Rendell's support of solar growth expanded upon existing strategies in PA that promise to boost clean energy sectors statewide by announcing his intentions to push Pennsylvania into the top tier states for energy independence.
Rhone Resch, SEIA President, reported that U.S. PV and solar energy industry grew significantly in 2008 despite the economy. Resch also predicted strong, continued
expansion as concentrating solar power technology plants complete construction. Additional plant operations
promise to drive the U.S. totals for installed PV and solar generation capacity from 10,000 MW well past the 30,000MW mark.
The
conference delivered the latest solar news from around the world shining a light on a very bright future in store for all segments, a message that has been long awaited here in the U.S. International colleagues from research, development, and academia were excited by the chance to
meet and share inspiring presentations and success stories.
SEIA encouraged learning opportunities for all at the young association's first
conference by scheduling one conference day open to the public attracting hundreds of
students from universities across the Northeast who came to meet industry’s top
scientists, see the latest in solar advancements and to participate in fascinating discussions.
June 27, 2009
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Masonic Hall
Edgewood Rd, Yardley, Pa
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Learning Center
Demonstrations
Green Energy Vendors
Solar Panels
Wind Power
Recycling Artists
Mayor Nutter Strikes Deal with Noresco: City Hall Energy Analysis
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State College, Pa, Hundreds gathered for the PA Home Energy Conference held at Penn Stater Conference Center in March.
The PA Home Energy Event sponsored by West Penn Power, Keystone HELP Low Interest Loan Program and PSD Consulting brought energy experts from Washington, Harrisburg and across the country to help Pennsylvanians reduce energy use.
National EPA Directors, Sam Rashkin and Chandler Von Schrader, PUC Chairman, James Cawley represented leadership committed to
assisting and identifying the economic opportunities and strategies of energy efficiency.
Their presence at the conference called attention to exciting expansion happening in Pennsylvania and to the extraordinary needs and
benefits that come when we act together to reduce
energy use.
The conference showcased achievements made by PA energy efficiency leaders who saved tons of carbon dioxide and tens of thousands for Pennsylvanians over the past year and committed to saving even more CO2 emissions.
Reduced energy use in homes and business building science creates heathier interior environments for occupants and extends the life of the building itself.
The event offered trainings, technology demonstrations covering every stage of energy auditing process, life cycles and the stimulus backed Keystone HELP loan and rebate progams.
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