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Sun Day Releases Directory of US University Renewable Energy Programs

July 28, 2009 | 2 Comments

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Washington, D.C., United States [RenewableEnergyWorld.com] The Sun Day Campaign has released its "National Directory of University Sustainable Energy Programs." The directory provides a zip-coded listing of more than 185 U.S. university and college degree and non-degree educational and/or research programs and more than 200 affiliated educators or researchers at those institutions.

Technology areas covered include biomass/biofuels, fuel cells, geothermal, hydrogen, solar, wind, and water power.

The programs and individuals listed in the publication focus on renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies, or addressing climate change and related environmental issues.

Renewable energy technology areas covered by the programs listed include biomass, biofuels, fuel cells, geothermal, hydrogen, solar, wind and water energies. Energy efficiency programs are also listed. These programs include technology focuses on energy efficiency in buildings, appliances, lighting, transportation and industrial processes.

For more information from the Sun Day Campaign, click here.

Bioenergy, Geothermal Energy, Green Power, Hydropower, Hydrogen - Fuel Cells, Ocean Energy, Other, Solar Energy, Wind Power, Energy Efficiency

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Derek-Boyle

July 28, 2009

Where is the directory? How about a link to a pdf. The Sun Day link is not very useful for finding this particular report (& ironically, other website links bring us right back here). I'm clicking all over the place and still cannot find the report or whether it's an item you have to pay for. On the other hand, there are links to several other useful free reports, especially for Offshore Wind, Geothermal and Solar.
http://sun-day-campaign.org/wiki/index.php?title=Reports

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Graham-Jesmer

July 28, 2009

Hello Emile. You should contact Sun Day directly at the phone number available on the page that the story links to, or at sun-day-campaign@hotmail.com.

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