See how the Pacific Northwest is contributing to the Goals of the World Summit.
This is a unique opportunity to visit Energy-Producing Buildings in the Puget Sound area and across the country!
Thousands of people in communities across the U.S. have designed and built homes and buildings to take advantage of passive and active solar energy systems. Solar and wind energy are making a steady advance as oil and gas move into an inevitable decline. The petroleum industry itself predicts that by 2050 clean, renewable energy will provide more than half of the world's energy needs. With the instability of the Middle East, dwindling U.S. petroleum reserves increasingly difficult to reach, and global warming a dangerous potential, renewable energy is a must for our future energy security.
Solar Washington is a chapter of the American Solar Energy Society (ASES). Our mission is to promote the development and effective use of solar and renewable energy and the related arts, sciences, and technologies with concern for the economic, environmental, and social fabric of Washington State through education and training. Your membership is welcomed.
Every year, ASES sponsors a National Tour to let people see for themselves how solar homes can be affordable, comfortable, and practical in all kinds of climates. Solar Washington is participating in ASES' 2002 National Tour of Solar Buildings. This is a self-guided tour and many homeowners or installers will be available to talk with visitors.
The tour runs from 10am to 4pm on Saturday October 5th, 2002
Shapiro Home
3208 E Howell in Seattle
E on Howell from Martin Luther King Blvd.
Kennedy Home
6415 Greenwood Ave N in Seattle
Seven blocks North of Woodland Park Zoo
Allsopp Home
801 NE 75th in Seattle
1 block East of I-5, W of Roosevelt Ave NE.
Across from the power substation
Seattle Center Northwest Rooms,
Rainer Room 1st Ave N & Mercer St
Mitchell Home
3001 Cedarwood in Bellingham
360-733-8628
Asplund Home
119 Chipmunk Pl on Camano Island
360-387-2800
Chilelli Home
16414 75th PL West in Edmonds
425-743-0868
Stillaguamish Pioneer Museum
20722 - 67th Ave. NE
Arlington
Designer: Jack Sturgeon
Clemens Home
907 19th St in Port Townsend
360-379-2536
Zagunis Home
2223 NW 43rd Ave
Camas 360-834-0674
Directions Exit 164 of hwy 14,
East (right) on 15th St to 43rd
Thompson Home
2037 South 7th St
Tacoma 253-572-9220
Cozine Home
6019 Alameda Ave. W in Tacoma
Exit I-5 @ 56th St & go west,
2 miles to Orchard, turn left to 64th
Turn right to end of 64th, turn right again,
go "Stop Not a Through Street",
pass sign 1st house on right
Buchman Home 360-941-1731
7250 Holiday Blvd on Guemes Island
I-5: Exit 230, drive West on Hwy 20 to
Anacortes. At end of highway, turn R on Commercial Turn left on 6th. Ferry
crossing at 6th & I (not the big San Juans boat). After ferry: Take immediate
right after ramp.
At 3-way (2 miles) take center road & go uphill At "Y" (1/2 mile) take left road
& go uphill 4th drive on R past the crest of the hill.
For other homes and more information, please go to the ASES web site: http://www.ases.org/hometr/index.html