Monte Ogdahl began researching EV’s while teaching electronics and PV classes at SFCC in the early-mid 90’s. Two years ago Monte purchased a electric truck that was converted in the mid 90’s which he is now driving while testing new lithium battery systems with a detachable “genset” (hybrid). Monte teaches EV Basics and EV Conversion classes as well as consulting for individuals and groups doing conversions.
More reasons to be there include networking, door prizes and finger foods! Free & open to the public. For more information, please refer to the NMSEA website.Colorado Convention Center in Denver
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) -NMSEA's parent organization- and the World Renewable Energy Network (WREN) present America’s longest-running solar conference series, now in its 41st year! ASES' National Solar Conference is the longest-running educational event for solar energy professionals in North America. This year, under the joint sponsorship of the nonprofit ASES and WREN, the National Solar Conference becomes the World Renewable Energy Forum (WREF).
Under this year’s theme: “Empowering the World with Renewable Energy," WREF gathers the planet’s top solar energy experts in all topical areas of research, technology transfer, manufacturing, installation, utilities, environment, buildings, policy, professional education, workforce development and consumer education, to network present materials, and offer many sessions affording continuing education credits for architects, installers, engineers and educators.
There is no better place to continue your professional education in solar energy than the World Renewable Energy Forum. NMSEA members are also encouraged to attend!
For further details regarding attendance or presenting during this year’s ASES National Solar Conference/World Renewable Energy Forum, please visit ASES online.