11/20/2005
Costa Rica - Renewable Energy for the Developing World Workshop
INTRODUCTION
This January, join Solar Energy International (SEI) at Rancho Mastatal, Costa Rica for a seven-day overview course on renewable energy technologies for the developing world. Take advantage of this great opportunity to enjoy one of Costa Rica's most undiscovered regions while learning about renewable energy. Rancho Mastatal is an environmental learning and sustainable living center, retreat, and lodge located in the last virgin rainforest of Costa Rica's Puriscal County. Rancho Mastatal practices and promotes living responsibly in the tropics, while educating its visitors about the significance and majesty of the world's disappearing tropical forests.
The seven-day Renewable Energy for the Developing World-Hands-On (REDWHO) workshop will include classroom sessions and labs, and will have a strong hands-on component. It will take place January 23-29, 2006 at Rancho Mastatal, and the tuition is US$650. The workshop will focus on three main projects: building and using solar cookers, designing and installing a solar-electric system, and building a methane digester. Other sessions and tours will cover solar, wind, and hydroelectricity, solar hot water, and social and cultural issues surrounding renewable energy in the developing world. To find out more about his workshop go to http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/workshop.php?id=21
Don't miss this great opportunity to learn about renewable energy applications for the developing world! Join us for an educational eco-vacation that you won't forget. For a photo tour of last year's workshop, see http://www.adambrandon.com/CRwebgallery. Please pass on this information to friends, family and colleagues who may be interested. If appropriate, please post this notice for others to see.
We hope to see you in Costa Rica soon!
DIRECTIONS
For event directions go to http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/location.php?id=3
Registration: Solar Energy International, PO Box 715, Carbondale, CO 81623 * 970-963-8855 * Fax: 970-963-8866 * sei@solarenergy.org * www.solarenergy.org
Program information and logistics: Ian Woofenden, SEI NW & CR Coordinator, PO Box 1001, Anacortes, WA 98221 * 360-293-7448 (home/office) * ian@solarenergy.org
Lodging, food, and local information: Tim O'Hara, Owner, Rancho Mastatal Environmental Learning Center and Lodge * Apdo. 185-6000, Puriscal, San Jose, Costa Rica * 011 -506-301-2939 (leave message) * info@ranchomastatal.com * www.ranchomastatal.com
SEI is a non-profit 501(c) 3 educational organization whose mission is to help others to use renewable energy and natural building technology through education and technical assistance.
CONTACT:
Solar Energy International, PO Box 715, Carbondale, CO 81623 * 970-963-8855 * Fax: 970-963-8866 * sei@solarenergy.org * www.solarenergy.org
http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/workshop.php?id=21
This January, join Solar Energy International (SEI) at Rancho Mastatal, Costa Rica for a seven-day overview course on renewable energy technologies for the developing world. Take advantage of this great opportunity to enjoy one of Costa Rica's most undiscovered regions while learning about renewable energy. Rancho Mastatal is an environmental learning and sustainable living center, retreat, and lodge located in the last virgin rainforest of Costa Rica's Puriscal County. Rancho Mastatal practices and promotes living responsibly in the tropics, while educating its visitors about the significance and majesty of the world's disappearing tropical forests.
The seven-day Renewable Energy for the Developing World-Hands-On (REDWHO) workshop will include classroom sessions and labs, and will have a strong hands-on component. It will take place January 23-29, 2006 at Rancho Mastatal, and the tuition is US$650. The workshop will focus on three main projects: building and using solar cookers, designing and installing a solar-electric system, and building a methane digester. Other sessions and tours will cover solar, wind, and hydroelectricity, solar hot water, and social and cultural issues surrounding renewable energy in the developing world. To find out more about his workshop go to http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/workshop.php?id=21
Don't miss this great opportunity to learn about renewable energy applications for the developing world! Join us for an educational eco-vacation that you won't forget. For a photo tour of last year's workshop, see http://www.adambrandon.com/CRwebgallery. Please pass on this information to friends, family and colleagues who may be interested. If appropriate, please post this notice for others to see.
We hope to see you in Costa Rica soon!
DIRECTIONS
For event directions go to http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/location.php?id=3
Registration: Solar Energy International, PO Box 715, Carbondale, CO 81623 * 970-963-8855 * Fax: 970-963-8866 * sei@solarenergy.org * www.solarenergy.org
Program information and logistics: Ian Woofenden, SEI NW & CR Coordinator, PO Box 1001, Anacortes, WA 98221 * 360-293-7448 (home/office) * ian@solarenergy.org
Lodging, food, and local information: Tim O'Hara, Owner, Rancho Mastatal Environmental Learning Center and Lodge * Apdo. 185-6000, Puriscal, San Jose, Costa Rica * 011 -506-301-2939 (leave message) * info@ranchomastatal.com * www.ranchomastatal.com
SEI is a non-profit 501(c) 3 educational organization whose mission is to help others to use renewable energy and natural building technology through education and technical assistance.
CONTACT:
Solar Energy International, PO Box 715, Carbondale, CO 81623 * 970-963-8855 * Fax: 970-963-8866 * sei@solarenergy.org * www.solarenergy.org
http://www.solarenergy.org/workshops/workshop.php?id=21
- Source:
- Online Editorial www.windfair.net
- Author:
- Edited by Trevor Sievert, Online Editorial Journalist
- Email:
- press@windfair.net
- Keywords:
- Costa Rica, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, wind farm, rotorblade, offshore, onshore, renewable energy
