The Solar Energy Industries Association
(SEIA) is hosting its inaugural Codes & Standards Symposium
Mar. 7–8, gathering the industry and stakeholders in Santa Barbara,
California, to discuss the patchwork of requirements to install solar on
homes and buildings.
The event comes after a year of torrid growth for solar, which grew 95 percent in 2016 and doubled its previous annual record.
The symposium will feature the industry's foremost
experts sharing their knowledge of the complex world of solar codes and
standards, which are key to driving solar's continued rapid expansion.
The event will advance the industry's technical and
regulatory knowledge of permitting, technology, codes (building, fire,
structural and electrical) and standards developments in the solar
market.
Charlie Gay, Director of the U.S. Department of
Energy's Solar Energy Technologies Office, will keynote the symposium,
topping an agenda filled with leaders from across the solar industry.
Specifically designed by and for solar codes and
standards professionals and their colleagues in research, design, and
marketing, symposium attendees will gain insights on today's biggest
issues.
source: http://www.solarserver.com
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