Shoreline Solar Project

Meetings

Sept 2010

SHORELINE SOLAR PRESENTS

SOLAR COOKER BUILDING WORKSHOP

With Tom Sponheim from SOLAR COOKERS INTERNATIONAL

Wednesday September 15^th 7-9pm at Shoreline Community College

Tom will instruct you on how to make a solar cooker, which you will take home with you at the end of class.

RSVP required so enough materials can be provided.

Cost: $10 for materials.

Tom will be bringing various pots that work well in a solar cooker that will be available for sale.

What others are saying about the class:

“After I made a solar oven out of cardboard, glue and tin foil at a class, I have been cooking on my deck! I am so excited about this. It is easy, pleasant, and clean and gives me a good feeling to cook like this.” Linda Stein

Solar Cookers International (SCI) promotes solar cooking and solar water pasteurization systems to benefit people and environments. For more information about Solar Cookers International go to:

http://solarcookers.org/about/mission.html

To RSVP email wendydipeso@shorelinesolar.org by September by Monday September 13^th.

Feel free to forward this invitation to a friend or post on your Facebook page!

June and July 2010

SolarFest Planning meetings
Do you have something to share at SolarFest?
Do you need community service hours?
Do you like working with great people?
Do you have a passion for the environment?

Join us in the planning for SolarFest. We need people energy to put this great event on.
Contact info@shorelinesolar.org to join this group.

Planning meetings are scheduled for June 25 and July 9.
Volunteer orientation to be scheduled.

May 2010

2010 is the 20^th anniversary of the Pollution Prevention Act. Come hear about some of the current pollution prevention projects underway in our region and see how those projects have contributed to both the economic and environmental vitality of the Pacific Northwest.

Current projects include Lean and Green Manufacturing, By-product Synergy, Spray Efficiency, Eco-Biz Certification, Pharmaceutical take-back and a regional effort to measure the results of pollution prevention work that has now gone national in scale.

The speaker will be Ken Grimm, Industry Outreach Manager for the Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center (PPRC), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting activities that further the implementation of pollution prevention strategies and techniques in the Pacific Northwest. Ken joined PPRC after working extensively in the manufacturing sector. He draws on this expertise while working with various industry sectors, and the challenges they face while simultaneously becoming more competitive and "green."

When:
Wednesday May 19 2010 7-9PM

Where:
Shoreline Community College
16101 Greenwood Ave North
Shoreline, WA 98133

room 1814

Directions to the campus

Campus Map

April 2010

Shoreline Solar Presents
Andrew Gibb

Seattle City Light Conservation Resources Division

Andrew will be talking about utility rebates offered to residential and small business customers, along with diagnostic services like the Home Resource Profile and Home Energy Audits. Learn how to take advantage of the many tax and utility rebates available to reduce the cost of making your home or business more energy efficient, and how to decide which items to tackle first.

When:
Wednesday April 21st 2010 7-9PM

Where:
Shoreline Community College
16101 Greenwood Ave North
Shoreline, WA 98133

room 1814

Directions to the campus

Campus Map

March 2010

Largest Solar installation in Shoreline comes on line
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

After 6 years of promoting solar installations in the City of Shoreline, the non-profit Shoreline Solar Project is pleased to announce a Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Wednesday, March 31st to celebrate the new 20.2 kW solar electric system on the City Hall's parking garage.

Utilizing Made-in-Washington solar modules from Arlington based Silicon Energy, and installed by Shoreline based Northwest Mechanical, Inc, the solar array generates electric power while also providing shade for an entire row cars on the upper parking level. Seattle City Light provided support for the solar installation through its Green Power Demonstration Program, which will include web-based data monitoring and an interactive display in the City Hall lobby.

Please join us for a tour highlighting Shoreline City Hall's extensive energy saving "green" features and for the Ribbon Cutting ceremony of the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) system in the city. Participants will include Shoreline City Officials, Northwest Mechanical, Seattle City Light, Bonneville Environmental Foundation, Silicon Energy, Rainier Industries, OPUS (the contractor that built City Hall), Shoreline Solar Project, and most importantly, the public.

After the ribbon cutting, Shoreline Solar Project's co-founder, Larry Owens is presenting a free "Solar 101" seminar covering Solar Electric and Solar Hot Water systems including those installed on the City Hall property.

Date: Wednesday, March 31
Time: 4:00 PM Tour of City hall's green features
4:30 PM Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
5:00 PM Solar 101 seminar

Light refreshments will be served.