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How Did Rockport, MO Go 100% Renewable,
AND
What YOU Need to Know to Go Solar
Saturday, April 8, 10 am - 12 noon
Antioch Library, 8700 Shawnee Msn Pkwy, Merriam, KS

Rockport, MO became the first community in our area to be 100% renewable.  How did they get there?!!  Eric Chamberlain, local businessman in Rockport, believed in renewable energy.  He became the primary catalyst to urge Rockport to go renewable.  Eric will tell us the story of this remarkable accomplishment.

What do you need to know to go solar?  Bob Solger of the Solar Design Studio will moderate a panel of area solar system installers to find out what are the latest techniques to make going solar possible today, and what financial strategies they are offering buyers. 

Contact: Craig Wolfe at info@HeartlandRenewable.org or 913-299-4474

Also, please do us the favor of an RSVP so we have a handle on how many folks are coming.  This should be a super learning experience!!

Thanks,

Craig Wolfe - President 


For those without...
access to an energy audit/retrofit program,
access to expertise, or
access to resources to purchase energy efficiency,

The Heartland Renewable Energy Society Presents...

The Clipboard Home Energy Checklist
You can find it here.

The Heartland Renewable Energy Society supports clean and sustainable energy through:

  • Our annual Energy Solutions Tour
  • Workshops and Trainings
  • Supporting Businesses on the Cutting Edge of Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, and Energy Conservation
  • Tracking Energy Legislatio
The Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy www.dsireusa.org is a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility, and selected federal incentives that promote renewable energy. The info includes many of the new Federal solar and conservation incentives passed with the new Energy Policy Act of 2005. Also, the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy has a great book and lists of conservation incentives.
To contact Craig Wolfe, President
info@HeartlandRenewable.org

All of the activities of the Heartland Renewable Energy Society - the Energy Solutions Homes Tour, Workshops, Newsletter, Website, Email Lists, Presentations, and Educating, Monitoring, and Reporting of Legislative Activities - are performed by volunteers who feel strongly about the imperative of renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sensible sustainable development.

ASAS ChapterHRES is a member chapter of the American Solar Energy Society representing Missouri and Kansas


 HRES GoogleGroup ListServe.  If you would like to be a part of a discussion group of HRES members, your must first join HRES. Once a member, send an e-mail to Craig Wolfe, along with your reason for joining HRES, to info@heartlandrenewable.org. You can ask questions and let our members and friends know what is going on in your area.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
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