Inside Renewable Energy- October 25, 2007

The participants and organizers of the Solar Decathlon are working toward one goal: Educate the public about the viability and importance of green building practices. The hundreds of students who built the 20 green houses on the National Mall in Washington, DC are proving that sustainable design and renewable energy are here, they are cost-effective and they will soon transform the building industry.

In this podcast, Producer and Host Stephen Lacey and News Editor Jennifer Runyon present a story about their experience at the Solar Decathlon and what it means for the industry.

Inside Renewable Energy offers the latest in renewable energy news and information.


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