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Solar Water Heating Basics for Homeowners Wednesday, June 19

Published June 5, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

Gather your neighbors for a free dinner workshop to learn about the benefits of solar water heating technology and available rebates through the California Solar Initiative – Thermal Program. This workshop is led by industry experts and can help you decide if a solar water heating system is right for your home.

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Solar for Homeowners 2 – Be a Smart Solar Customer Thursday, June 13

Published June 5, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

This second workshop in the two-part series, customized for homeowners looking to go solar, will provide the details of purchasing a solar electric system. After learning the fundamentals of solar in Solar for Homeowners 1, this workshop will provide the resources and information necessary for a homeowner to confidently enter into negotiations with solar contractors.

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San Diego MESA Alliance awarded $3,500 as part of SDG&E’s Energy Solutions Partners Network

Published June 3, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

The San Diego Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) Alliance has been awarded $3,500 from San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) as part of their Energy Solutions Partners Network. The partnership entails providing important energy-savings messages as well as to help promote solutions – programs, services and tools – to some of the county’s most diverse, and often times, hard to reach households and businesses.

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Middle school students use math, science knowledge to build cardboard boats

Published May 24, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

Armed with only cardboard, sealant and duck tape, middle school students throughout the Imperial Valley managed to construct boats fit for two students for the MESA Cardboard Boat Competition.

The inaugural event saw a total of 33 boats from eight different Mathematics Science Engineering Advancement middle school programs test the water and the wind at the Central Union High School pool here Thursday.

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