Presentations from IREC’s 2008 Annual Meeting Now Available
More than 135 people packed the room at IREC’s 2008 Annual Meeting in San Diego on Monday, October 13th to see old friends and hear about the latest trends and updates in current issues like interconnection and net metering, green workforce development, and the Solar ABCs. State reports from California, North Carolina, Oregon and Florida…
More than 135 people packed the room at IREC’s 2008 Annual Meeting in San Diego on Monday, October 13th to see old friends and hear about the latest trends and updates in current issues like interconnection and net metering, green workforce development, and the Solar ABCs. State reports from California, North Carolina, Oregon and Florida were given, along with plans and progress from four Solar America Cities.
Here are the presentations from that meeting.
State Incentives and Policies–Trends and Updates: Rusty Haynes, Sue Gouchoe, DSIRE, North Carolina Solar Center
Interconnection & Net Metering–Trends and Updates: Jason Keyes and Kevin Fox, LLP, Attorneys for IREC
U.S. Solar Market Trends: Larry Sherwood, Sherwood Associates, Consultant for IREC
Workforce Development–Trends and Updates: Jane Weissmanand Jerry Ventre, IREC
A Comprehensive Review of Solar Access Laws in the U.S.; Solar ABCs Study, by Colleen Kettles, Florida Solar Energy Research and Education Foundation
Taking the Red Tape Out of Green Power: How to Overcome Permitting Obstacles for Small-Scale Distributed Renewable Energy, by Kyle Rabin, Network for New Energy Choices
In the Public Interest: How and Why to Zone for Small Wind Systems, by Ron Stimmel, American Wind Energy Association
Advanced Metering Infrastructure Solar ABCs Study, by Keith McAllister, North Carolina Solar Center
External Disconnect Switch: Solar ABCs Study, by Michael Sheehan, IREC
Model Interconnection Standards: Solar ABCs Study, by Jason Keyes and Kevin Fox, Keyes & Fox LLP
State Reports: California, Molly Tirpak Sterkel, California Public Utilities Commission, Energy Division
North Carolina: Steve Kalland, North Carolina Solar Center
Oregon: Brian Thornton, Commercial Solar Program, Energy Trust of Oregon
Florida: Colleen Kettles, Florida Solar Energy Research and Education Foundation
Solar America Cities (SAI) Reports: San Diego: Andrew McAllister, California Center for Sustainable Energy
Boston: Wilson Rickerson, City of Boston
San Francisco: Johanna Partin, City of San Francisco