SOLAR 2010 Video DVD's of several conference general sessions will be available soon! Check back to purchase. General Session videos are filmed and produced by Aspen Hill Films. News from SOLAR 2010 and Beyond

	ASES Policy Recommendations Report Card ASES Board Member David Hill talks with Graham Jesmer about how Congress is doing in the climate and renewable energy policy area.
	ASES' Brad Collins on Solar's Progress ASES' Executive Director Brad Collins talks about the growth in the solar industry and how it's helping to make ASES further its goals.
	Solar Reaching into New Areas Graham Jesmer talks with ASES chair Margot McDonald about how the organization is reaching out into new areas, including her work at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo teaching building energy courses and the role solar plays in greening the built environment.
	State Solar Update from Solar Nation RenewableEnergyWorld.com's Graham Jesmer talks with Solar Nation's Chris Stimpson about the states where action on solar legislation is needed and those where its already been taken.
	Update on ISES ASES' Neshama Abraham talks with David Renne, chair of the International Solar Energy Society and project leader at NREL, about the role his group plays in the world solar industry. Watch . .
	Amory Lovins: Renewables Mean More Stability Dr. Amory Lovins, chief scientist and co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, talks with Graham Jesmer about how the transition to renewables will make the US energy system more secure and stable.
	Electric Vehicles Making a Comeback Steve Heckeroth of Plug-In America talks about the history of the electric vehicle market as well as the emergence of a new wave of electric cars.
	PACE Programs Picking Up Steam But Issues Remain Amy Heinemann from the North Carolina Solar Center talks about how PACE funding programs work and the issues that remain in getting states and municipalities to take advantage of the program.
	Community Solar Updates Solar Nation's Chris Stimpson gets an update on the progress of community solar projects and legislation.
	State Solar Policy Update With Adam Browning Vote Solar's Adam Browning gives Graham Jesmer an update on some of big state-level solar policy developments from the past year.
	Solar Decathlon Full of Highs and Lows Solar Today editor Gina Johnson talks with Tim Lentz about his experience participating in last year's Solar Decathlon competition and his future plans in the solar industry.
	Solar on Schools Stephen Lacey talks with Main Street Power's Jonathan Postal about the importance of installing solar on schools and public buildings.
	Roundtable: Setting Standards for PV Monitoring Graham Jesmer talks with Draker Labs' AJ Rossman, SunReports' Tom Dinkel and the SunSpec Alliance's Tom Tansy about the need for standards in the PV industry and the role that monitoring plays in growing the market. Watch . .
	Roundtable: Growing Utility Solar Hot Water Programs Stephen Lacey talks with a group of experts about the growth of utility solar hot water programs.
	Roundtable: Parsing the Solar Training Landscape Stephen Lacey conducts a discussion with IREC's Jane Weissman, NABCEP's Ezra Auerbach and UL University's Brad Smock about how to smooth out the fragmented state of solar training and certification programs.
	Roundtable: Bringing Down the Installed Cost of PV Stephen Lacey talks with a group of solar companies about how the industry can continue the downward trend in the installed cost of PV.
SOLAR 2010 Business Showcase
	Solar Thermal Market Trending Up Stephen Lacey talks with Alternative Energy Technologies' Karen Allain about trends in the solar hot water market and the prospects for the industry in the U.S.
	Big Changes for Andalay Solar Solar Today's Seth Masia talks with Andalay Solar about its partnership with Westinghouse Solar.
	Showcase: A.O. Smith Solar Hot Water Products A. O. Smith Corporation is one of the world's leading manufacturers of residential and commercial water heating equipment, offering a comprehensive product line featuring the best-known brands in North America and China. They've recently made inroads into the solar water heating market with the Cirrex Solar Electric System, which can provide up to 70% of energy needs for water heating cost-free. The company launched the product at ASES' Solar 2010 with the help of actor and environmentalist Ed Begley Jr. Watch the video to learn more.
	APS Takes Diversified Approach to Solar Arizona Public Service's Brad Albert talks about how the utility is taking a multi-pronged approach to developing and owning solar energy assets in its territory.
	Day4 Energy Ramping Up Production Jake Brown of Day4 Energy talks about how the company manufactures and markets its high-efficiency modules.
	Recurrent Energy Development Plans Moving Forward Stephen Lacey talks with Recurrent Energy CEO Arno Harris about the state of the company's development plans and about the issues facing the commercial-scale PV market.
	SolarEdge Ready for Next Step Stephen Lacey talks with SolarEdge's John Berdner about his role heading up the company in North America as well as the company's MPPT technology and the role it will play in the solar industry in the coming years.
	Solectria an Inverter Company Moving Ahead Solectria Renewables' new President Phil Vyhanek talks about the big growth the company has experienced and his plans to keep the momentum strong.