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Registration
The Department of Energy is holding two SAI Technology Acceptance
Technical Exchange Meetings in order to accommodate more participants.
Although they will be held on different dates and in different cities,
the two meetings will have the same structure and objectives. Registrants
may choose to participate at either or both of the following dates
and locations:
June 12, 2006
National Association of Home Builders Conference Center
1201 15th St. NW
Washington, DC 20005
June 6, 2006 is the Registration Deadline
for the Washington, DC, Technology Acceptance Technical Exchange
Meeting.
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June 23, 2006
Moscone Center
Mocone West exhibit hall building
800 Howard St.
2nd Floor
San Francisco, California 94103
*Held in conjunction with
PCBC 2006, Homebuilding's Premier Tradeshow and Conference;
www.pcbc.com
June 16, 2006 is the Registration Deadline
for the San Francisco, CA, Technology Acceptance Technical
Exchange Meeting.
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NOTE: These meetings are space limited, with first come/first
served registration processes.
Registration Form Instructions
The Meetings include a series of breakout sessions held during
the event. There will be 2 sets of breakout sessions: one in the
morning and one in the afternoon. The first set of breakout sessions
will focus on infrastructure development, and the second day of
sessions will focus on market expansion. As available, participants
will be allowed to choose their breakout group topic. Specific group
topics will be:
Infrastructure Development Breakout Groups
(morning)
Group A: Codes and Standards
Group B: Education and Certification of Installers/Code
Officials
Group C: PV Rating System
Group D: Financial and Insurance Issues
Market Expansion Breakout Groups (afternoon)
All of the Market Expansion Breakout Groups will cover the same
topics related to growing the markets for solar technologies, including
how to promote large-scale installations, overcoming obstacles to
building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), promoting city-level engagement
with solar technology (e.g., the Solar America Cities concept).
Participants will be evenly divided and randomly assigned to a breakout
group for these sessions.
**These groups are subject to change. Every effort will be
made to accommodate your requested breakout group preference.
The size of breakout groups will be controlled by DOE. However,
every effort will be made to place participants in the group they
most prefer as long as group size permits.
Questions related to registration, meeting materials, etc. should
be directed to meetings@sentech.org
EMAIL CONFIRMATION WILL BE SENT TO REGISTRANT UPON ACCEPTANCE.
It is our expectation that participants will come having
provided feedback to the Department's SAI
Technology Acceptance Request for Information (RFI).
The RFI includes instructions on how to respond to the
focus areas contained therein. The RFI focus areas also provide
more detail about the topics of the breakout groups. Participants
should plan on fully reviewing this material prior to arrival.
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