MP&W tours and presentations educate both children and adults about energy efficiency. If you're interested in a presentation other than those listed, we'll try to accommodate your needs. For more information or to schedule a tour or presentation call us at (563) 263-2631.

Energy Conservation in Homes and Churches
Learn about energy saving opportunities that can be found in residential and church applications.
Audience – adults
Length – 45-60 minutes
Energy Conservation in Homes and Churches Presentation

Energy Efficiency in the City
Focused on the Rebuild America Energy Efficiency Program, this presentation reviews accomplishments of the Rebuild Muscatine Iowa program and discusses energy saving commercial opportunities.
Audience – businesses
Length – 45-60 minutes
Energy Efficiency in the City Presentation

Renewable Energy, Solar Cooking and Energy Inspections
This fun and dynamic presentation explains where energy comes from, discusses renewable forms of energy and provides an overview of how to perform an energy inspection. Students cook on a solar oven and view a presentation of an electric bicycle.
Audience – 4th through 6th graders (can be tailored for other age groups)
Length – 45-60 minutes

Solar Oven Workshop
A hands-on workshop teaching how to build and cook with a solar oven made out of recycled cardboard. Participants are encouraged to take the oven they build home and demonstrate this technology to others.
Audiences – all ages (class are limited to 25 participants)
Length – 45-60 minutes
Fees – Materials

Photovoltaics (PV)
Learn about the Photovoltaics (PV) industry. It discusses the history of PV, explains the PV effect, describes cell manufacturing technology, compares system output to utility demand and how PV is a value added product for utilities. It covers the marketing of a PV system, the challenges, customer interests, and product attributes and solutions for overcoming barriers.
Audience – adults
Length – 45-60 minutes
Photovoltaics Presentation
Low Cost – No Cost Solar Presentation

History of Wind Machines

This is a narrated pictorial with more than 100 pictures showing the history of wind machines from 200 BC to the present. Audience – high school students and adults
Length – 45-90 minutes
History of Wind Presentation