What's Happening This Month At Solar Oregon

March Newsletter

Earth day is around the corner, but it's never too early to find ways you can support the environment!

Thinking about solar or energy storage, but not sure how to take those next steps? Join us on March 7!

Are you ready to take the first step in going solar?

In this free workshop, we will answer your questions about how solar energy and battery systems work, share information about incentives available, and help you take the first step to add solar to your home or business.

This workshop is free and open to everyone!

Join us at the next Green Energy Series...

The Green Energy Series is a set of free talks for those interested in learning more about the technologies and design of zero energy buildings. In this webinar, Mark Farrell will share tips from his over 11 years working in solar.

RSVP Here

There are Wonderful Sustainable Events Happening Throughout Oregon This Month!

Widescale Microgrid Development in Oregon

Join us for a lively discussion on how Oregon can achieve widescale microgrid development across the state. Energy resilience has become a top priority for communities as the increasing pace and scale of natural disasters hamper communities' abilities to respond and recover.

Brentwood-Darlington Neighborhood Association Spring Green Event

Learn about electronics recycling, bicycle maintenance workshop, plant and seed swapping, information on gardening, waste reduction, emergency preparedness, and more!

No registration required, 1:30-3:30pm, Brentwood-Darlington Community Center

Muddy Creek Solar Open House

Learn more about this agrivoltaics project, which combines solar panels with agriculture and sheep ranching on 1,100 acres in southern Linn County. We’ll have information to share, experts on agrivoltaics projects and Muddy Creek Energy Park, light refreshments and opportunities for questions and comments.

Bend Earth Day Fair and Parade

This family-friendly event typically features a lively and inclusive parade through downtown Bend where folks are encouraged to wear costumes to showcase their favorite thing about planet earth. During the fair, food vendors, booths, and performers offer something for everyone.

No registration required; Learn more here!

Early Registration for ASES Solar Conference is Now Open!

Early Bird registration is OPEN for ASES upcoming conference, SOLAR 2024: Connecting Technology & Policy, on May 20-23 in Washington, DC!

This conference serves as a unique platform for professionals across the clean energy industry to come together, exchange ideas, and shape the future of solar energy. By registering early, participants can take advantage of special pricing and ensure they don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity.

Use code GOSOLAR for 15% off.

Every little bit counts in the transition towards clean energy. Last summer Paris tested a system of generating power via metro turnstiles. The pilot produced a very small amount of power but if installed city wide could produce 136 megawatts a year!