Upcoming Solar Energy Trainings

                                       

ASPI & the Kentucky Solar Partnership present the 2012 Sustainable Energy Training Series. These workshops are directed towards contractors, engineers, architects, other building professionals and others interested in gaining a better understanding of solar energy technologies. All workshops will be held in Frankfort, Kentucky at the Franklin County Cooperative Extension Office. Workshops on Solar Photovoltaics held in May and July are approved by the AIA CES for Continuing Education Learning Units (HSW/SD).

  

Workshop Schedule                              Fees         Dates

Introduction to Solar Photovoltaics                     ($275)           May 8 – 9 

Solar Site Assessments & PV System Design      ($140)            May 10

Solar PV & the National Electric Code                  ($140)            May 11

 

Introduction to Solar Water Heating Systems    ($275)            June 5 – 6

Solar Industry Trends & New Technologies         ($100)            June 7 (half day)

 

Advanced Solar Photovoltaics                              ($415)           July 10 - 12

 

To view WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS and find how many AIA CES Learning Units are available for each course, click on the Upcoming Events tab in the left-hand column or download the WORKSHOP GUIDE.

 

The Workshop Guide includes workshop descriptions, information on NABCEP training hours, AIA CES Learning Units, Continuing Education Units, and the Registration Form. Click here to download 

 

To REGISTER, download the Registration Form [Click here to download] and mail with payment to ASPI at the address on the form.

 

Financial Assistance: Thanks to the support of the Mountain Association for Community Economic Development (MACED), financial assistance is available to those who live and work in eastern Kentucky. MACED is offering low-interest loans to cover registration fees and grants to cover travel expenses. Full information about the financial assistance is available on the REGISTRATION FORM.

 

For more information, call 888-576-6527 or 502-227-4562 or email solar@kysolar.org.

 

 

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