Categories: Events, RE

by Gabriel Klaasen

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Categories: Events, RE

by Gabriel Klaasen

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 SWC50 Newsletter – January 2021
The monthly SWC50 newsletter is out!
Every month, the SWC50 newsletter brings to you news, insights and the latest updates of the special 50th Anniversary Solar World Congress. 
In this month's newsletter the organizers are happy to report back on the SWC 50 Virtual Conference. More than 800 attendees from 76 countries joined the six sessions that were held from 3-4 December 2020!
The recordings of all the six sessions are now available via the SWC50 YouTube Playlist as well as individually for each session in the online conference programme.
During the conference, the organizers also launched the celebratory booklet "The Century of Solar-Stories and Visions" which is now available online and as a PDF version for download, as well as the ISES Solar Energy Museum which highlights the past, present and future of solar energy.
In this newsletter you can also learn more about our SWC 50 Partners, Global Sustainable Energy Solutions Pty Ltd (Australia), National Renewable Energy Laboratory (USA) and Smart Energy (Turkey) , as well as the many supporters from all around the globe that played a key role in bringing this great event together!
Throughout 2021, the SWC50 virtual year of celebration will continue with follow up events. To stay updated, visit the SWC50 homepage or subscribe to the ISES mailing list.

SWC50 – The Century of Solar is made possible by Platinum Partners: GSES from Australia and NREL from USA; Gold Partner: Smart Energy from Turkey; 20 organizational supporters; and many contributors who are listed in the booklet and museum. ISES welcomes contributions, comments, and donations to continue support of the Booklet and Museum.
Please contact swc50@ises.org to learn more about these opportunities.
Read the SWC50 Newsletter Here
 
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Support SWC 50 – The Century of Solar and the work of ISES!
Your donations help make these and other ISES activities possible:
Celebration Virtual Conference; Online ISES Solar Energy Museum – Past Present and Future; and ISES SWC50: The Century of Solar – Stories and Vision booklet.
 

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