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ASME Energy Committee Policy Statement

Author(s) -

T.R. Mancini

Publication year - 2001

Publication title -

journal of solar energy engineering

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.55

H-Index - 83

eISSN - 1528-8986

pISSN - 0199-6231

DOI - 10.1115/1.1388055

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To the Members of ASME: The Energy Committee of the Council on Engineering (COE ASME International is responsible for coordinating the cros cutting, energy-related activities of the Society. It comprises m bers and representatives from those technical divisions that h an interest and/or involvement in energy-related activities. In context of the Committee’s operation, energy-related activities defined as including the broad spectrum of production, utilizati conversion, efficiency, economic, safety and environmental cerns associated with the transportation, power production, dustrial, commercial and residential use of energy. The Committee is tasked by the COE to perform the follow activities: identify and develop position statements on ener related subjects; serve as a resource for the COE and ASME energy; act as a liaison for ASME with outside organizations; a to develop and/or coordinate forums at conferences on ene related topics of broad interest across divisions. As a direct result of the energy issues highlighted by the sit tion in California, the Committee completed a position paper energy policy that was approved by the COE and the Board Governors and released in March 2001. This statement is cluded below for your information. Many of you will find it doe not represent your positions fully or in detail. This is a dire result of the scope of the Committee membership and the ne accommodate a broad range of positions and areas of inte within ASME. In this regard, I urge you and your Divisions consider writing policy statements on specific areas of interes you. If you need help, we have a short presentation on how develop an ASME White Paper. We are willing to arrange for o of our members to present it to you at an upcoming meeting. contact me for more information or to schedule the workshop I want to take this opportunity to thank your representatives the Energy Committee for their hard work this year, and I lo forward to working with them during the coming one. Best Regards, Thomas R. Mancini

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