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Energypath 2016 will be held at the Penn State, University Park campus!
Energy Camps will be held July 25-27th. Spend a few days with an expert in the field of Biomass, Sustainable Energy, Micro Hydro, Passive House Energy Efficiency, Wind or Solar PV (taught by Dr. Vera Cole).
Energypath is the region's largest sustainable energy event attracting industry professionals, policymakers and academia throughout the region and across the United States.
Energypath is a week-long event consists of a three day pre-conference energy camp and a two day conference. The energy camps are hands-on training in renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar pv, bioenergy, passive house, and micro-hydro.
Visit the Invenergy website to learn more about the following positions:
Sustainable Energy Fund and joint sponsor West Penn Power Sustainable Energy Fund announce the creation of Energy Sprout, a competition open to all Pennsylvania residents, businesses, and communities with the goal of developing new technology and business models that lead to improved sustainable energy solutions.
Visit the website to learn more:
http://www.energysprout.org/?utm_source=EnergySprout&utm_medium=Email&ut...
Penn State's newly released draft Strategic Plan approved yesterday by the Board of Trustees mentions climate change multiple times, with one of its five thematic priorities listed as "stewarding our planet's resources."
The Plan also lists climate change and sustainability as emerging topics in the transformation of education.
You can read more here:
Visit the link below to learn about Abby Watson and how her capstone project helped her snag a promotion at Gamesa:
http://news.psu.edu/story/384051/2015/12/08/academics/student-elevates-w...
In the fall of 2015, the Center for Ecological Living and Learning (CELL) set sail from Portland, Maine to embark on a Climate Action Now (CAN) leadership program at colleges along the east coast of the U.S. empowering college students and community members to take action on their campuses and in their local communities to reduce carbon pollution while developing sensible, sustainable alternatives to burning fossil fuel.
