Alliance to Save Energy
A nonprofit coalition of
business, government, environmental, and consumer leaders
who promote the efficient and clean use of energy
worldwide.
Alternative
Energy Store
Discount prices on a variety
of wind and solar energy related products, educational
material. Has the Alt-E University and a discussion forum
The Alt-E Forum.
American Solar
Energy Society
ASES is a national
organization dedicated to advancing the use of solar
energy for the benefit of U.S. citizens and the
environment. ASES promotes the widespread near-term and
long-term use of solar energy. ASES has regional chapters
throughout the country and is the United States Section of
the International Solar Energy Society.
Chicago
Solar Partnership
A partnership which builds on the strengths of each of the
public and private sponsors to maximize the number of
photovoltaic installations within the City of Chicago.
The partnership strives to make the Chicago Public Schools
the leading school system in solar energy and
environmental technology education.
Colorado Governor's
Office of Energy Conservation
The OEC is a state agency that offers energy information
and services to individuals, communities, schools,
hospitals, businesses, and government agencies. Details
on solar energy initiatives in Colorado is featured under
"Current OEC Programs and Initiatives."
Ecosustainable
Hub
Major web portal on Eco
Sustainable resources: exchange, forums, search and
comprehensive indexed links.
Energy
Diversification Research Laboratory
The lab forms part of the
Canada Centre for Mineral and Energy Technology (CANMET),
a network of energy and mining laboratories managed by
Natural Resources Canada. Its mission is to develop and
promote the deployment of innovative technologies in the
fields of energy efficiency and renewable energy.
Energy Information
Administration
The EIA is the independent
statistical and analytical agency within the U.S.
Department of Energy.
Energy Quest
The California Energy
Commission's Energy Quest is an award-winning Internet
site on energy education for students, parents, and
teachers.
Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy Network (EREN)
EREN provides information on
programs sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy and
links to major organizations involved in renewable energy
and energy efficiency. Parts of the site are written as an
educational tool specifically for students. [Much of the
same information can be obtained by telephone through EREN
s sister service, the Energy Efficiency and Renewable
Energy Clearinghouse (EREC). Fact Sheets are available on
basic technology, DOE programs, and much more. A
well-trained technical staff is on-hand to answer more
in-depth inquiries. Call (in the U.S. only)
+1.800.DOE.EREC.]
The Energy Foundation
The Foundation's mission is to
assist in the nation's transition to a sustainable energy
future by promoting energy efficiency and renewable
energy. It functions primarily as a grant-maker.
European
Renewable Energy Exchange (EuroREX)
EuroREX is a consortium of
companies, institutes, and trade associations from more
than 30 European countries. Its Website is devoted
exclusively to the commercial promotion of renewable
energy in Europe. EuroREX is partially supported by the
European Commission's Directorate General for Energy (DGXVII)
and provides news on policies, legislation, research, and
politics at a European, national, and local level.
Florida Solar
Energy Center
The energy research institute
of the State of Florida, the Center is nationally
recognized for comprehensive programs in solar energy and
energy efficiency. FSEC operates within the State
University System and is administered by the University of
Central Florida, U.S.A.
Global Accreditation
Program for Photovoltaics
PV GAP is a global, PV
industry-driven organization to promote and maintain a set
of quality standards and certification procedures for the
performance of photovoltaic products and systems to ensure
high quality and reliability.
International Solar Energy
Society (ISES)
ISES represents an
international network of scientists, businesspeople, and
decision makers in more than 118 countries around the
world. These form a Global Alliance aimed at the
advancement of renewable energy through research,
technology transfer, commercialization, and education.
Interstate Renewable
Energy Council
IREC works to accelerate the sustainable use of renewable
energy sources and technologies in and through state and
local government activities. IREC supports market-oriented
services targeted at education, coordination, procurement,
technology transfer and linkage with national laboratories
and associations, collaboration with industry, uniform
guidelines, and customer protection. IREC's members
include state energy offices, other municipal and state
agencies, national laboratories, solar and renewable
organizations, and individual members.
Midwest Renewable
Energy Association
MREA is a non-profit
educational organization that promotes renewable energy
and energy efficiency through workshops, an annual Energy
Fair, tours of homes, and at its ReNew the Earth
Institute. The ReNew the Earth Institute features working
renewable energy systems, hosts workshops in the local
community, and houses the office.
Million Solar
Roofs Initiative
The U.S. Department of Energy
program to install photovoltaic panels on one million
rooftops in the United States, announced by President
Clinton to the United Nation's Special Sesssion of
Environment & Development, 27 June 1997.
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA has developed a Surface
Solar Energy data set created for the Renewable Energy
Industry. The data set contains 52 monthly-averaged
parameters that were specified by the U.S. Department of
Energy National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Text files,
color plots, and contour plots on a global scale are
available.
National Center for
Photovoltaics
The Center merges the core
photovoltaic expertise of the National Renewable Energy
Laboratory (NREL), Sandia National Laboratories,
Brookhaven National Laboratory, and the U.S. Department of
Energy's (DOE) Centers of Excellence in PV at the Georgia
Institute of Technology and the Institute of Energy
Conversion at the University of Delaware. The NCPV serves
as DOE's initial point of contact for potential investors,
customers, manufacturers, and distributors interested in
all aspects of photovoltaic technology and applications.
National Energy Education
Development (NEED) Project
NEED, a nonprofit organization
based in Herndon, Virginia [U.S.A.], promotes energy
education among U.S. schools as a means to encourage
intelligent decisions on a national basis about energy
resources and energy use. NEED issues an annual energy
education report card that takes the measure of the
"energy literacy" of middle and secondary school students.
NEED develops and distributes curricula that cover all
forms of energy, including solar, and recognizes students
and teachers who demonstrate leadership in energy
education.
National Renewable Energy
Laboratory (U.S.A.)
NREL is a leader in
photovoltaic research, providing a wealth of information
on cutting edge technology and applications.
North Carolina Solar
Center
The North Carolina Solar
Center, located in the College of Engineering at North
Carolina State University, provides programs and resources
which help people throughout North Carolina take advantage
of solar energy. Services available to the public include
a toll-free hotline, a referral network of professionals,
technical and design assistance, free publications,
curriculum materials for teachers, training sessions,
tours of a demonstration Solar House, and a reference
library.
Northeast Sustainable
Energy Association
NESEA is a nonprofit membership organization founded in
1974 to foster the use of renewable and sustainable
energy, the responsible use of nonrenewable forms of
energy, and to convey the value of these practices for the
preservation of the environment.
Renewable Energy and Efficiency Training Institute (REETI)
Private, nonprofit
organization that encourages the development of
sustainable global markets for renewable energy and energy
efficiency technologies by facilitating the transfer of
training and technology expertise.
Resource Database
of OPT Publications
DOE's Office of Power
Technologies' Web site has recently developed a searchable
database of its publications. By using keywords
or selecting a particular technology, you can pull up
an alphabetical list of OPT publications, their
descriptions, and how they can
be obtained. Technologies include biomass, geothermal,
wind, solar, hydrogen, distributed power,
and superconductivity.
RETScreen
Natural Resources Canada's
RETScreen Renewable Energy Project Analysis Software
contains modules to analyze photovoltaics, solar water
heating, passive solar heating, solar air heating, wind
energy, biomass heating, small hydro, and ground-source
heat pumps. Developed by CEDRL and 50 experts from
government and industry, RETScreen, which also includes an
on-line manual and weather data base, can be downloaded
free-of-charge.
Solar Energy Industries
Association (SEIA)
SEIA has been the national
trade group for the commercial enterprises involved in
solar energy for more than 20 years and also has regional
chapters throughout the U.S.A.
Solar Energy
Society of Canada
SESCI promotes the increased
use of solar and other renewable energies in Canada. To
promote these goals SESCI has developed programs in three
broad areas: education, technical development and public
policy.
Solar San Antonio
The goal of Solar San Antonio is to be a
leader in sustainable and renewable
energy through creative, state-of the-art construction
designs and
legislation, working together with citizens, government,
business, private and public educational groups, creating
positive relationships to solve energy issues, decrease
overall energy costs and increase our quality of life.
Solstice
The site for energy
efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable technology
information and connections. Solstice was established and
is maintained by CREST.
Texas Photovoltaic
Coalition
The Texas PVC was formed to
help electric utilities in Texas capitalize on the growing
PV market by integrating on- and off-grid PV into their
regular portfolio of customer service options.
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