Our September issue of Solar Today explores policies that impact renewable energy in the United States. It is now available for members through our online portal.
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Here is a preview of the table of contents:
Why Solar Today Focused on Federal Policy This Year
Kat Friedrich, editor in chief of Solar Today at ASES
Letter to the Editor
Michael Arenson, retired solar professional and American Solar Energy Society member
A Snapshot of the U.S. Government's Clean Energy Policies in 2024
Kat Friedrich, editor in chief of Solar Today at ASES
Future of Small-Scale Solar Depends on Action in States Like Michigan
Laura Sherman, president of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business
Council
Why the Rural Energy for America Program Should Be a High Priority
Lindsay Leoni Bourgoine, director of policy & government affairs at ReVision Energy
Why U.S. Policy Should Accelerate Long-Duration Energy Storage
Randy Selesky, chief revenue officer and EVP of product engineering at EnerVenue
Solar Thermal for These Old Houses: The Inflation Reduction Act's Missed Opportunity
Luther Krueger, curator at the Big Blue Sun Museum of Solar Cooking
Dual-Purpose Solar Thermal Collector for Heat and Cold Collection
Yao Yu, associate professor of civil, construction, and environmental engineering at North Dakota State University
Gaylord Olson, independent consultant and inventor
How to Incorporate AI into Solar Training Courses
Mark Mrohs, former director of training for ARCO Solar, Siemens, AstroPower, GE, Sunpower and SunEdison
The Allard Passive Solar Dome Home
David Allard, design and construction professional at Allard Engineering
In Memory of Jay D. Burch
Glenda Russell, psychologist
Jay Burch, former researcher at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
United States Solar Data Tables
Emmanuel Iddio, National Solar Tour intern at ASES
Project Tiošpáye: Net Zero Solar Living for the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe
Sarah Townes, CFO at ASES
Technology and Policy Join Forces at SOLAR 2024
Paulette Middleton, PhD, chair of the ASES Sustainability Division
Member Spotlight
Jason Carney, executive director of Tennessee Solar Energy Association
You are welcome to email comments about the magazine to Kat Friedrich at kfriedrich@ases.org.
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Kat Friedrich
Editor in Chief
American Solar Energy Society
Monona WI
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