ISES 2005 Solar World Congress
Bringing Water to the World

Please join the American Solar Energy Society, the International Solar Energy Society and all of the other participating organizations in Orlando, Florida, August 6-12, 2005 as we welcome the ISES Solar World Congress back to the United States. Join leading researchers, scientist, engineers, architects, designers and other renewable energy professionals from around the world at this comprehensive program.

The 2005 Solar World Congress will feature:

• Special Congress Topic – Bringing Water to the World
• Special Congress Topic – The History of Solar Energy and ISES
• ASES 34^th Annual Conference
• ASES 30^th National Passive Solar Conference
• ASME International Solar Energy Conference
• IREC/DOE Million Solar Roofs Partnerships Annual Meeting
• ISREE 11 – the 2005 International Symposium on Renewable Energy Education
• Society for Building Science Educators Annual Meeting
• Solar Rating and Certification Corporation Annual Meeting.See Program Overview

In addition:

• Renewable Energy Products and Services Exhibit as well as discussion on alternative energy sources.
• Pre- and Post-Conference Workshops and Tours (information available in early 2005)
• Social Events (information available in early 2005)
• Accompanying persons program (information available in early 2005)
• Techical paper overview

The 2005 Solar World Congress will take place at:

The Rosen Centre Hotel
9840 International Drive
Orlando, Florida 32819
(800) 800-9840

It's appropriate to hold this special gathering in the heart of the "Sunshine State ." Florida is the home to a thriving solar industry, two nationally renowned solar energy research centers and hundreds of thousands of residents who use solar panels, solar water heating, pool heating and photovoltaic technologies in their homes and businesses that offer solar panels for sale.

We hope you will join us as we look back at the accomplishments of the past half-century and look ahead to the next 50 years, with a special focus on the challenges of water in our future.