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North West Houston Sub Section
Welcome to the website of the North West Houston Sub Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers International (ASME), the Internet resource of choice for Mechanical Engineers in the North West Harris County & Houston area.
February 25, 2010 Luncheon
with
John-Ross Cromer
Green City Solar LLC
Solar power is in rapid transition from remote, off-grid applications into cost-competitiveness with the traditional power grid. Learn how and why solar power is different from other forms of renewable energy sources. Examine cost savings models for industrial, commercial, and residential use. Bring a pencil - the solar design basics covered in this fast-paced course will help you determine if your project site could benefit from this emerging technology.
When & Where :
Stress Engineering Services' NEW Conference Center in Building #2
13610 Westland East Blvd, Houston
Cost: Free Admission, and Brown Bag lunch is $12 with reservation. Membership Not Required. Bring a Guest!
Reservations Requested. Please contact Wendy Davis at 281-890-8441.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010.
- 11:30 am Lunch served
- 11:45 am Announcements
- 12 noon Presentation begins
- 1:00 pm Official Meeting Closes
A few notes about our Distinguished Speaker :
John-Ross Cromer is a founder of the Austin based Green City Solar LLC. They consult with clients about the economics and application of solar energy in today's political and economic climate.
Drawing on a background in Houston EPC projects as a Control Systems Engineer and Contracts Manager, JR Cromer manages operations for Austin-based solar training and construction company Green City Solar LLC. In addition to packaging site supervision with turnkey system materials, GCS holds regular courses to educate energy professionals on solar fundamentals.
We meet on fourth Thursday of the month for lunch unless noted.
March - TBA
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Executive Committee for Northwest Houston Sub Section
The officers for the 2010
operating year for the Northwest Houston Sub Section of ASME are:
Chair: Dr. Rafik Boubenider
Vice-Chair: Jackie Smith, P.E.
Secretary: Ramon San Pedro, P.E.
Treasurer and Webmaster: Richard Boswell, P.E.
Arrangements: Wendy Davis
Programs : Julian Bedoya
Unless noted, all may be reached at 281-955-2900.
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