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4. Planned FY 2005 Activities 4.1 Training, Education, and Technical Assistance (NREL) Activities during FY 2005 will address some critical challenges posed by the U.S. PV Industry Roadmap—namely, raising the awareness of PV in numerous market sectors where significant penetration has not yet been attained, and developing information products that will effectively convey the potential of PV (and other solar technologies) to both technical and nontechnical audiences. An example of this are the three consumer workshops conducted each January at the Denver Western Stock Show, where 400 to 500 public attendees come to learn about PV. We also will provide technical support to federal, state, and local organizations, such as the Rocky Mountain Oilfields Testing Center in Casper, WY, U.S. Department of State HQ in Washington, DC, and the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore, MD, for the installation of PV systems. DOE HQ activities will be supported upon request. 4.2 Domestic Technical Support (SNL) Activities in FY 2005 will focus on assisting the USDA/Rural Utility Service in the development of pre-approved packaged systems and standardized acceptance criteria and systems specifications appropriate for bulk system procurements and/or financing, and technical assistance to priority Native American renewable energy programs. 5. Major FY 2004 Publications Stafford, B., and Thornton, J.P., 2004, “Successful Design of PV Power Systems for Solid State Lighting Applications,” Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Solid State Lighting Conference, August 2004. Thornton, J.P ., 2004, “Photovoltaic Applications in Energy Security,” Proceedings of WREC VIII (World Renewable Energy Conference), September2004. Larsen, W., 2004, “Outreach is Serious Fun,” Proceedings of the DOE Solar Program Review Meeting, October 2004. Campbell, S.B., Coots, J.J., and Mar, B., 2004, “Native American EmPowerment: Solar Electric Initiatives,” Proceedings of the DOE Solar Program Review Meeting, October 2004. Hanley, C.J., and Thornton, J., 2004, “The Role of Technology Adoption within the Department of Energy’s Solar Energy Technologies Program,” Proceedings of the DOE Solar Program Review Meeting, October 2004. Thornton, J.P., 2004, “Renewable Energy Technologies—America’s Well-Kept Secret,” EnergyBiz Magazine, November/December 2004. 6. University and Industry Partners The following organizations partnered in the Project’s research activities during FY 2004 (no cost share). Organization/ Principal Investigator Carolynne Harris Knox En-Strat Associates Gerry Braun Sustainable Buildings Industry Council Mathew Nowakowski *Awarded September 2004 Location/e-mail Washington, D.C. carolynnehknox@mindspring.com Darnstown, MD Gbraun12@comcast.net Washington, D.C. mnowakowski@sbiccouncil.org Description/Title of Research Activity Definition of Solar Decathlon 2005 layout with respect to large public attendance (200,000+) Development of guidelines and design criteria for PV on school emergency centers Determination of institutional barriers to adoption of BIPV in commercial buildings sectors FY 2004 ($K) 30* 50* 50*PDF Image | FY 2004 ANNUAL REPORT DOE Solar
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