NREL Walking Tour- Colorado

Event Phone: 303-623-3037

LIMITED TO 10- first come first served!

Join us on Thursday, July 20th from 2 pm to 4 pm at NREL in Golden 

The NREL Public Campus Tour is a high-level overview of our South Table Mountain (STM) campus. This tour provides an opportunity to learn about our research and see how we are demonstrating clean energy technologies, reducing waste, and eliminating atmospheric pollution.

Below are important instructions for your visit, please take a moment to review them.

GETTING TO NREL:

Our address is 15013 Denver West Parkway, Golden, CO.   Once you exit Highway 70, at the Denver West exit, go west onto Denver West Blvd.  Then make a left onto Denver West Pkwy.  Proceed to the NREL security gate and use the left lane to pull up to the window at the Site Entrance Building. Tell them your host is Rexann Dunn.  Staff at the gate will check ID and provide directions for parking and walking to the Research Support Facility. Refer to the “Welcome to NREL” map provided if needed.

Once inside the RSF lobby, see the receptionist to obtain a badge. The tour will begin in the lobby.

Please bring proper documentation.

(Non-US citizens require special paperwork and advance approval.)

 

IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED:

 US Citizens:

• US Citizens require one valid government issued ID (e.g., DOD ID cards/other national lab issued badges, passport card, state issued ID cards, military card, or driver’s license).

Non-US Citizens:

∙       Canadian visitors just need (1) a driver’s license and passport or (2) a driver’s license and birth certificate.

∙       Visitors from countries that participate in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP/VWB), and are not required to obtain visa prior to entering the United States need to bring their passport and visa stamp or I-94 card, which they will receive from U.S. Customs upon entering the United States.

∙       Foreign Nationals require a passport and visa or passport and an I-94 (Visa waiver) or visa stamp.

∙       Permanent Resident Aliens and Resident Aliens are considered foreign nationals (not US citizens) and require a Permanent Resident card along with a government issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license).

Please let us know if you have any questions. We’re looking forward to your visit.