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Colorado State University Solar Energy Applications Laboratory
SEAL conducts research in solar thermal, building analysis, and HVAC systems with emphasis on improving the performance of systems installed in a real-world environment so that they can reach their theoretical potential.
Electric Power Research Institute
The EPRI Web site serves the power industry, providing information on the products and services available for building competitive advantages, protecting the environment, and meeting customer needs.
Georgia Institute of Technology University Center of Excellence for Photovoltaics Research and Education
The U.S. Department of Energy established a University Center of Excellence for Photovoltaics Research and Education at Georgia Tech to improve the fundamental understanding of the science and technology of advanced PV devices.
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute
HNEI coordinates the research and development of the island's renewable energy resources.
University of Delaware Institute of Energy Conversion
The Institute of Energy Conversion at the University of Delaware is a multi-disciplinary laboratory devoted to research and development of thin-film photovoltaic cells.
University of Florida Solar Energy and Energy Conversion Laboratory
SEECL has uniquely influenced the development of Solar Energy and Renewable Energy conversion systems all over the world through its research, education and training activities.
University of Massachusetts at Lowell Solar Energy Engineering
The Solar Energy Engineering Program at the University of Massachusetts Lowell offers solar energy coursework and hosts the Center for Sustainable Energy.
University of Massachusetts Renewable Energy Research Laboratory
The RERL Web site presents its educational opportunities and research efforts in solar and wind energy conversion technologies.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Solar Energy Laboratory
SEL is the oldest of its kind in the world. It has been recognized nationally and internationally for accomplishments in practical applications for solar energy.
Washington State University Cooperative Extension Energy Program
While most of this Web site is specific to the state, it also provides information on services for energy professionals around the world, in government, industry, and education.
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