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Welcome to the NNE section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Designing and installing successful green energy solutions

Presentation by: Phil Morano, Founder and Chief Technology Officer,
Adros Energy

Reservations:
To RSVP, please contact Tracey Harvey via e-mail at tracey.harvey@unh.edu or by phone at (603) 862-1353, by noon on Monday November 2. Please indicate whether you plan to attend dinner. Thank you.

Abstract:
Adros Energy of Nashua, NH designs, installs, and maintains hybrid green energy solutions for residential and commercial sites. Such systems, being multi-sourced are more reliable for complete grid or fossil fuel independent operation when the New England weather is not cooperative for typical renewable energy production. To install such a system as to provide full customer satisfaction, Adros Energy combines on site tests and measurements with complete system design and full project planning and management. An Adros hybrid green energy system may include any of 4 different solar energy systems, geothermal, and possibly wind in the combination. For reference, adros is a Greek word meaning abundant and substantial, which is reflective of the qualities in renewable energy.

Speaker - Phil Morano, Founder and Chief Technology Officer (VP Engineering)
Prior to creating Adros Energy by merging his own Geo-AEC with Renewable Energy Solutions operated by John Haithcock, Phil spent 25 year in R&D being responsible for the design and engineering operations for a number of emerging technology companies.

News:
Daniel Webster College in Nashua is in the process of forming a new ASME student section within the NNE region. Both this new student group and our existing UNH student section are very interested to have plant tours or most any type of on-site event at local firms. If your place of business has a new product or process to be proud of or even a trade show or conference presentation that should be practiced in front of a live conference room audience, the students are interested to see it.
To propose a student section event please contact,

John Nolin
ASME/NNE Chairman and District A, Student Liason
(T) 603-862-2516
(F) 603-862-0311
email: john.nolin@unh.edu

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