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The article focuses on the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) sustainability Division's National Solar Conference SOLAR 2014, held in San Francisco, California on July 6-10, 2014. Topics discussed include presentation by ASES Board of Directors member Jeffrey Brownson on the Emerging Professionals in Renewable Energy (or Emerging Pros) Program, support in renewable energy systems and sustainability in society and the environment, and public awareness of solar like community solar policies.

The article offers information on a webinar hosted by the nonprofit organization International Solar Energy Society (ISES) on February 29, 2016 entitled "What does the COP21 agreement mean for renewable energies?"

The article reports on the leadership role to be assumed by the International Committee of the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) during the Solar World Congress of the International Solar Energy Society in Beijing, China on September 18 to 21, 2007. The conference, which focuses on the theme of human settlement and solar energy, will discuss various ways to identify renewable energy sources and to promote sustainable development in various areas. The event's implications for the advocacy of solar and renewable energy sources are also cited.

The article reports on the two-week session on the topic of energy of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development 14 (CSD-14)) in May of 2006 in New York City. CSD-14 program also included side events sponsored by UN agencies, governments and other international organizations. Meanwhile, the directors of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES) and its U.S. section, the American Solar Energy Society hosted a side event dubbed as "Developing Countries — Transitioning to a Renewable Energy Future." The participants presented resources in assisting developing countries transition to renewable energy. D.Yogi Goswami, past chairman of the ISES board and codirector of the Clean Energy Research Center appealed on the countries to utilize the ISES policy paper.