I'll admit that I didn;t even know that a show like the Heartbeat of America existed until I received an e-mail from the American Solar Energy Society telling me about a feature cum interview on this show: http://ases.heartbeatofamerica.tv/index2.html The video is a brief description of the potential for solar energy in the USA and visitors here should have no problem using the information to point to the possibilities wherever they may be.
I don't know how I could embed the video here as there is no embed link, but the link takes you directly to the website. Do check it out!
Showing posts with label American Solar Energy Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Solar Energy Society. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Some of the Best Resources on Solar and Wind Energy
I guess I have been more than a little late in posting the URLs of the websites that got me interested in Solar and Wind Energy. To be honest, I found these by doing something as simple as a Google search for a class paper in one of the courses that I had signed up for. The material was so utterly fascinating that I just became hooked and this blog came a few weeks after that particular course ended. The first is the website of the American Solar Energy Society: http://www.ases.org/ They have a particularly nice magazine Solar Today whose highlights you can read at: http://www.ases.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid=22
As far as Wind Energy was concerned, there was the website of the American Wind Energy Association: http://www.awea.org/ While this is not as well designed a website as the ASES one, it also has an amazing amount of information on wind energy which is a lovely way to begin learning about this subject in case someone is interested. But then, you wouldn't visit here if you weren't interested in these subjects, would you? The FAQs and links on both websites are also extremely interesting and worth checking out when you have time.
Happy reading!
As far as Wind Energy was concerned, there was the website of the American Wind Energy Association: http://www.awea.org/ While this is not as well designed a website as the ASES one, it also has an amazing amount of information on wind energy which is a lovely way to begin learning about this subject in case someone is interested. But then, you wouldn't visit here if you weren't interested in these subjects, would you? The FAQs and links on both websites are also extremely interesting and worth checking out when you have time.
Happy reading!
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