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Posted: April 27, 2009
The American Solar Energy Society to hold 38th Annual Conference May 12 - 16
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) will hold its 38th Annual Solar Energy Conference from May 12 - 16. The event will take place at The Buffalo Convention Center.
The conference focuses on emerging trends, technology and opportunities shaping the new energy economy. With the solar energy and energy efficiency sectors changing at an unprecedented pace, this conference helps attendees understand the changes and uncover the billion dollar opportunities.
Public Day will be held on May 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The admission price is $5. It will be hosted by Solar 2009. Solar energy related organizations will share information regarding the latest innovations in technology and application. Green building design, wind energy, NYSERDA and alternative fuel organizations will be present at the conference.
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