Welcome to Texas Solar Energy Society
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Welcome to our website! The TXSES mission:To increase awareness of the potential of solar energy and other renewable energy applications and to promote the wise use of sustainable and non-polluting resources.We hope the information you find here will help us further that goal.
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The 13th Annual Austin Cool House Tour is this Sunday! CoolWe are sorry to announouce that 4220 Threadgill will not be on the tour due to an illness. View Jim Swift's Tour PreviewThe Texas Solar Roadmap: the possibilities Roadmap
Great information on all things solar comes your way when you join the American Solar Energy SocietyWhen you join or renew your TXSES membership, please consider joining our 'mothership' ASES at the basic level of $34. They offer a wealth of information on all things solar and renewable, including green jobs. Read the latest newsletter The Sunbeam. TXSES is pleased to support 1House at a Time and Access to Learning in Austin.We are a member of EarthShare Texas,an umbrella organization of 70 local, state, national and international nonprofit environmental groups. Employees across Texas can support EarthShare Texas and its participating organizations through payroll contribution plans.Contributions can also be made directly to Earth Share Texas. |
Solar Energy News
- Breakthrough In Development Of Tiny Biological Fuel Cells
- Flexible Solar Strips Light Up Campus Bus Shelter
- New 'Electronic Glue' Promises Less Expensive Semiconductors
- How To Get Wind Turbines To Work Harder
- Transparent Solar Cells Made For Windows
- Drinking Water From Air Humidity
- Flexible Solar Power Shingles Transform Roofs From Wasted Space To Energy Source
- The Green, Green Technology Of Home
- Lasers Are Making Solar Cells Competitive
- Low-cost Materials For Capturing Solar Energy
Wind Energy News
- How To Get Wind Turbines To Work Harder
- Do And Don't Of Building In Hurricane-prone Areas
- Is The Sky The Limit For Wind Power? High-flying Kites Could Light Up New York
- Lightweight Wings For A High-flying Kite
- Wings That Waggle Could Cut Aircraft Emissions By 20%
- Thermal Conductivity Of Seafloor
- 'Smart Turbine Blades' To Improve Wind Power
- Neural Networks Used To Improve Wind Speed Forecasting
- Why Parachutists Die
- Controllable Rubber Trailing Edge Flap To Reduce Loads On Wind Turbine Blades







