Learn why solar thermal technology is one of the best renewable energy investment and how it can be used to heat domestic hot water, pools, and other commercial uses. The workshop will include an overview of solar thermal technologies, applications, installation process, case stories, economics, incentives and resources, including solar thermal utility models.

Agenda:

• Solar Thermal Technologies and Applications for Commercial Use - John Witte, Advanced Distributed Generation
• Federal & State Incentives for Solar Thermal Projects - Sherry Hubbard, Ohio Department of Development’s Office of Energy Efficiency
• Solar Thermal Models for Municipalities
• Chicago & Solargenix Energy Solar Thermal Case Stories - Russ Reid and William Guiney, Solargenix Energy
  
• Third Party Financing Model & Westerville Case Study - Glen Kizer, Foundation for Environmental Education
• Discussion and Networking

Registration price is $50 for GEO and E4S members and $60 for non-members. You can register by clicking on the button above.

Exhibitor tables are available for companies that have related green products and services. Tables are $150, E4S and GEO members receive a $50 table discount. Please complete the brief exhibitor application form by clicking on the button above and a member of our team will contact you or call 216-451-7755.

Workshop Location: The Carl B. Stokes Public Utilities Building, 1201 Lakeside Avenue, Cleveland, 44114 is located in downtown Cleveland, directly East of the Holiday Inn, just off of East 12th Street. The Workshop is in the Auditorium on the first floor. Parking is not included in your workshop fee. There are a number of private parking lots on adjacent blocks, including the Holiday Inn.

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