ROCKY MOUNTAIN

                               ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS


Photovoltaics - There's Always Something New Under the Sun

February 18, 2010
What: The presentation will include an update of the latest developments in PV technologies and systems, including thin-film PV and building integrated PV (BIPV) as well as a glimpse of what PV technologies of 2025 might look like. Current issues of interest such as current prices of cells and systems; state and federal incentives; the pros and cons between purchasing or leasing a PV system, or even building one yourself; how to determine the value of a PV system; and whether the time is ripe to procure one now will also be addressed.

John Thornton has been in the PV and solar thermal business for 46 years, 28 years of which he spent at NREL. At NREL, he was a Principal Engineer in the National Center for Photovoltaics and led the Domestic PV Applications Development Group. Known in the industry as "MR PV", he left NREL in June 2006 to consult in solar technologies as well as sustainable buildings and communities. He holds an Emeritus appointment at NREL, which in his opinion is the finest research organization in the world. Currently, he is principal of his own consulting company, Thornton Solar Consulting LLC.
Where: Indian Tree Golf Course
7555 Wadsworth Blvd.
Arvada, CO 80005
  
When: 11:00am - 1:00 PM
 
Cost: $20 for chapter members, $30 for non-members
 

To reserve your spot at the February lunch meeting send an email with "RSVP RMAEE" in the subject line to Steve Kutska, stephen.p.kutska@xcelenergy.com.

Please RSVP to Steve Kutska, stephen.p.kutska@xcelenergy.com.

 

Rocky Mountain Association of Energy Engineers