Colorado Renewable Energy Society – Jefferson County

In-person and live streaming (link will appear here later)

India’s largely coal based electricity grid has major reliability issues but the advent of cheap, decentralized solar PV provides new solutions for rural areas that go beyond making dry land arable through irrigation. Our presenter, Ranjan Sen, will introduce IEEE’s Smart Village project in West Bengal which in addition to generating electricity aims to educate locals and foster entrepreneurial projects made possible with solar power. It is also an example of an intriguing decentralized approach for education that allows for local development.

Please plan to stay for a reception with food, drinks, and organizing afterwards. Free but you're welcome to put some cash in the basket.

Hybrid event, in-person and live streaming (link coming later)

Ample free parking right outside. Wheelchair accessible, and we have assisted listening devices.
Our 7pm start time is outside the busy traffic time and getting there is easy. We're about a mile west of the I-70 exit at Youngfield/32nd Ave (Applewood).

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In-person and live streaming
Mike Nelson recently retired as Denver7 Chief Meteorologist. He was one of the few weathermen courageous enough to insist that we must face the reality of climate change.

Mr Nelson speaks about the enormous prospects for a Great American Super-Grid capable of supplying the entire nation with ample, clean electricity. A high voltage underground transmission system would create a lot of jobs, improve reliability, address our growing power demand, and yield a tremendous return on investment, while simultaneously working towards urgent climate goals.