Solar Tour 2008

We need people to come and help out!

Everyone come out to UF’s energy park on Saturday, October 18 for Gainesville’s Annual Solar Tour!  Gainesville residents will have the opportunity to talk to local solar installers such as Pure Energy Solar and ECS Solar. Also on display will be alternative modes of transportation ranging from solar-powered tricycles to electric cars, as well as the opportunity to tour a local biodiesel production plant. Maps will be handed out and residents will be welcomed to participate in self-guided tours of local homes and  businesses implementing solar energy, including the largest commercial  system in the city and a zero-energy home! Homes will be available for touring until 5pm.

For more information look for Gainesville on nationalsolartour.org

ASES at Solar 2008 Conference

ASES Photon

Education

We made it!  The University of Florida chapter of ASES is spending the week volunteering, learning and contributing to the ASES National Conference, Solar 2008.  We arrived in San Diego on Friday morning and started volunteering immediately.  We spent our first day at the conference stuffing tote bags for the conference and then later that night we rebuilt the Photon.  Saturday and Sunday we presented the ASES Photon and volunteered for the conference.  All the attendants loved the Photon.  They were all very curious and none of them could deny themselves a free ride on the Photon.  Later this week Dan, Nate and Jaya are presenting at the conference.  Stay tuned for more updates.

ASES Meeting

ASES will be meeting this Thursday, February 21st at 6:30pm in 230 Rinker Hall.

If you’re not sure where Rinker is check out the UF Campus Map.

Alligator Article

Check out yesterday’s article about Dan’s trip to Australia.
www.alligator.org/articles/2008/02/15/news/campus/080215_solar.txt

Saturday Meeting

Everyone remember, Solar Park tomorrow at 11!

ASES @ U.F invades Valdosta, GA for SSREC

The ASES crew here at UF recently took a trip up to Valdosta, GA for the 2008 Southeast Student Renewable Energy Conference. Here they met with college students from surrounding states to discuss the feasability of various energy sources and how to get the word out on campus.

Hey There!

Hey there fellow solar enthusiasts, its your friendly,neighborhood blogger. Just here to tell you that this is part of the complete redesign of the ASES website, a place where new,events, and going ons will be posted too. You can subscribe to  the RSS feeds that is also available. Furthermore this is being hosted at asesuf.wordpress.com so you can access the blog from anywhere if you forget the website (but oddly happen to remember that one). You should also be able to submit articles to Digg and post them to delicious. Much more of the website will come. Leave you comments on what you feel you would like to see.

update: Digg and Delicious is coming. However as of now it is not working.
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