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I would like to go, we'll see how things progress, but I would really like to be there again.
Progress is good, we have a working vehicle, which we can now continue to enhance, whereas last year, the vehicle was being converted to electric when I was at the show.
In 2 weeks we will show it again at the SAE hybrid vehicle conf in San Diego. Just recently we were at the SEMA show in Las Vegas to get things started, and we are rolling along.
Thanks for reaching out.
Jim Stansbury
Physics Lab of Lake Havasu
i am currently a union carpenter in Los Angeles CA. and found an increased interest in persuing alternative enrgy. I have taken all my required classes from the union to journey out for example blue print reading. I have also taken and passed fundamental to dc electricity at my community college. I have no clue, how i will get in the field but i have a great deal of ambition. my question to you is where do i start? what school should i go to? what courses should i take? what should i specialize in? etc.
thanks for your time.
your friend yan
We were able to go to the Merriman conference on Tues.
I thought it was quite impressive, and hope something comes of it.
Thanks for the heads up on that, I agree it was definitely worth attending.
Sorry I missed you if you were there.
What did you come away with?
Again thanks , hope to talk to you soon.
Jim
But you may be right about Wall Street. A lot of money is going into alternative energy. Hopefully, we'll have some technological breakthroughs in solar, wind, etc. soon. And hopefully the next administration will keep their eyes on the prize -- eliminating dependence on oil and finding alternatives that are neutral on the environment.
As for the relationship between PV instalations and what my company does, there really is no overlap. We make electrical distribution systems more efficient regardless of the source.
I hope your new venture goes well. We live in interesting times. The changes are fascinating. Are you learning rapidly enough to suit you? You might get some value from my teaching web site www.homeenergy.wikispaces.com. It links to the best solar web sites I have found. Here's a most interesting current link: www.americangreen.tv. It focuses on solar energy develpments in Western North Carolina. Let me know if you find some great web sites I should add as new links from the homeenergy site. Warmest regards, Paul
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