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Welcome to the UK Solar Energy Society website!
The SOLAR ENERGY Society is
a non-profit organisation. It is a forum for all those interested in the
advancement of the utilisation of the sun's energy. More..
2010 Membership -
Membership rates and form
Newly posted:
C87 Solar Water Heating
conference proceedings
C91
PVSAT-6 Registration and Accommodation Reservation Forms
C92 Energy in the City
Registration Forms and Call for Papers
the Solar Energy
Society 2009 David Hall Memorial Lecture.
Upcoming
Conferences and events
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6th Photovoltaic Science Applications and Technology Conference
(PVSAT-6)
Conference C91 and
Industry Exhibition
The forum for the meeting of the UK photovoltaic
academic and industry communities.
Sponsors
EPSRC, PV-Net,
PV Crystalox Solar, Sharp Laboratories of Europe, The Institute of Physics
Once
again the Call for Papers has generated a strong response from the UK
photovoltaics community - some 60 abstracts have been received and a full and
varied programme is promised. Invited speakers who will present at PVSAT-6
include Wim Sinke, ECN, The Netherlands, Chris Wronski, Pennsylvania State
University, Ayodhya Tiwari, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Thomas
Hofmann, Centrosolar Glas, Germany, Ray Noble, Renewable Energy Association,
Darren Bagnall, University of Southampton and Alan Turner, Solarbuzz.
PVSAT-6
will be held at the historic Chilworth Manor (www.chilworth-manor.co.uk)
in the grounds of the Southampton University Science Park.
Exhibitors include
ARUK Ltd, Bentham
Instruments, Hiden Analytical,
HORIBA Scientific,
Kurt J Lesker Company, LOT Oriel
Full details at :
www.pvsat.org.uk
Downloads
PVSAT-6 Conference
Programme (Draft V1.1)
Delegate reservation form
Accommodation
reservation form
Exhibitor
reservation form
Become a PVSAT Sponsor
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24-26 March 2010 |
Chilworth Manor,
University of Southampton
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The 36th Annual General Meeting of the Solar Energy Society
will be held at
Chilworth Manor, University of Southampton,
at 11.00 am, Friday 26 March 2010
Minutes of the 35th
AGM will be posted here |
26 March 2010 |
Chilworth Manor,
University of Southampton
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ENERGY IN THE CITY
Conference C92, London
South Bank University, 23-24 June 2010
The Energy in the City
web-site www.energyinthecity.org.uk
is currently in construction.
The CALL FOR PAPERS
and REGISTRATION details can be downloaded here
in partnership with London South Bank University
to mark the opening of the Centre for Efficient and Renewable Energy in
Buildings (CEREB)
Call for Papers and
Registration Details
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23-24 June2010 |
London South Bank University |
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ENERGY AND COMFORT
Conference C93 in association with the
Commoncense Action of the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme
An examination of the demands of the Energy
Performance in Buildings Directive (EPBD) and the energy cost of achieving
acceptable indoor thermal and lighting comfort conditions in mechanically
ventilated and free-running buildings.

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Autumn
2010 - exact date to be confirmed |
RIBA,
London |
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The Solar Energy Society 2010 David Hall Memorial Lecture
Professor Brian Norton
President, Dublin Institute of Technology , Ireland
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Wednesday 8 December 2010 |
Keyworth Centre,
London South Bank University |
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The Solar Energy Society 2009 David Hall Memorial Lecture
DOWN WITH FUEL !
Speaker: Dr Walt Patterson
Despite what you hear from every side, we don't need to use less energy. We need
to use less fuel. Traditional 'energy policy' fosters ways to use more fuel.
Real energy policy will foster ways to use less. Once we get that right, the
renewable fuel - biomass - will come into its own, as an essential component of
sustainable human energy systems.
Walt Patterson is Associate Fellow in the Energy,
Environment and Development Programme at Chatham House in London, UK, and a
Visiting Fellow at the University of Sussex. He is author of Keeping The Lights
On: Towards Sustainable Electricity (Chatham House/Earthscan 2007), his
thirteenth book, and hundreds of other publications, on nuclear power, coal
technology, renewable energy, energy systems, energy policy and electricity. His
current project for CH and the Sussex Energy Group is called 'Managing Energy:
for climate and security'. Walt Patterson On Energy, <www.waltpatterson.org>,
is an online archive of his writing since 1970.
Transcript of Lecture available
here shortly
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Wed 9 December 2009 |
Keyworth Centre,
London South Bank University |
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5th Photovoltaic Science Applications and Technology Conference
(PVSAT-5)
Conference C90 and
Industry Exhibition
PROCEEDINGS NOW AVAILABLE
The forum for the meeting of the UK photovoltaic
academic and industry communities.
Sponsored by
EPSRC, PV-Net,
The Institute of Physics, Carbon Trust, PV Crystalox Solar
For full details of
PVSAT Conferences visit www.pvsat.org.uk
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1-3 April 2009 |
Glyndŵr
University
Wrexham, North Wales
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EuroSun 2006
Conference Proceedings can be ordered here
PVSAT-4 Conference
Proceedings can be ordered here
The 35th Annual General Meeting of the Solar Energy Society
was held at
Glyndwr University on 3 April 2009
Minutes will be posted
here.
Details of Membership
Subscriptions for 2009 are published
here.
The 2007 David Hall Memorial Lecture
"Renewable
energy - Yesterday’s alternative, Tomorrow’s mainstream" presented by
Philip Wolfe, Renewable Energy Association, at London South Bank University on 6 December 2007 can now be
downloaded as a Powerpoint file (3.3 Mb)
here.
The 2006 David Hall Memorial Lecture
"Location, Generation and Sustainability" presented by John Thorp, UK-ISES
Chairperson, at London South Bank University on 7 December 2006 can now be
downloaded as a Powerpoint file (2.6Mb)
here.
30th Anniversary of UK-ISES
To celebrate the 30th
anniversary of the Society, three eminent members, Prof Brian Brinkworth, Prof
John Page and Bernard McNelis, present their reflections on the history of solar
energy in the UK.
Contact
The Secretariat
Telephone:
+44 (0) 7760163559
Fax :
+44 (0)1235 848684
Postal address:
The Solar
Energy Society
PO Box 489,
Abingdon
OX14 4WY,
UK
Email:
info@uk-ises.org
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