The New York Solar Energy Society

The New York Solar Energy Society (NYSES) is a chapter of the American Solar Energy Society.

OUR MISSION

The New York Solar Energy Society (NYSES) mission is to encourage the understanding and use of solar energy technologies through public outreach, to be a source of sound technical knowledge and to provide a forum to address critical regional and state issues relating to solar energy solutions. We address the energy usage of all segments of society by increasing awareness of the benefits of renewables: solar, wind, biomass, geothermal ground source, tidal/wave energy and energy efficiency.

WHO WE ARE

We are solar enthusiasts, engineers, developers, contractors, policy makers, teachers, researchers, Wall Street analysts, manufactures and homeowners. NYSES is a chapter of the American Solar Energy Society which was founded in 1954 and, in turn, became a chapter of the International Solar Energy Society.

PUBLIC OUTREACH

We have a fun educational and interactive exhibit to show children and families how solar energy can work for them. We incorporate energy saving tips as well as information about wind, biomass, geothermal ground source heat, tidal and wave energy.

We educate consumers to help them know how to choose cost effective, energy solutions with our Homeowner Workshops, K-12 special events, solar demonstrations with hands-on workshops, renewable energy finance seminars and email newsletters.

Solar Today magazine is published monthly by the American Solar Energy Society.

BOARD MEMBERS

New York Solar Energy Society

May, 2011

Wyldon King Fishman Founder and President
  
Stanley Fishbein NYSES Vice President
  
Teresa A. Eddy, Esq. NYSES Secretary
  
Martha Shaw NYSES Marketing Director
  
Bob Freeston NYSES Educational Reprints Director
  
Michael Roach 
  
Thomas Thompson 
  
Matthew Benson 
  
Oreon Sandler 
  
Richard Schoen, FAIA 
  
Patrick Gallagher 
  
William Oddo 
  
Shira BlumManhattan Operations Director
ADVISOR:

Larry Brown, President
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