The Future Energy and Conservation Center

The environmental branch of the Dayton International Peace Museum

is located on the Dull Homestead Farm 17 miles northwest from Dayton
at 10404 National Road , Brookville , Ohio .

Visitors’ hours are every day 8 to 8.
Call 937-832-6365 for group visits.

The Future Energy and Conservation Center is located at the Dull Homestead Farm near Brookville, OH, on Route 40 (from I-70 take exit 21 north to stop sign, then turn left and go one mile).  

For more information on the Future Energy Center or group appointments, call 937-832-6365, or email Christine@dull.com.

 
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Free admission, but donations to the downtown Dayton Peace Museum are welcomed.  It is a 501c3 nonprofit, all-volunteer organization.  
Invest in Peace.  The benefits are priceless.

  Because of having the same founders, the Energy Center is considered the environmental branch of the Dayton International Peace Museum .  The Center features exhibits on alternative energy technologies and ways to conserve resources and the environment.  The facility, which is provided by the farm, is serviced by a residential hydrogen generator that has been developed in the Dayton area.  Exhibits, provided by businesses, organizations, and individuals, will give insight into:

 

·         wind ·         solar ·         hydroelectric ·         hydrogen ·         nuclear ·         biomass ·         ethanol ·         hybrid vehicles ·         geothermal ·         methane ·         bio-diesel ·         corn stove

·         electricity and petroleum conservation ·         soil and water conservation ·         less consumption of everything ·         recycling ·         green building design ·         peak oil ·         how Cuba coped ·         farmland preservation ·         MetroParks woods ·         Green Energy Ohio ·         Greenway Community Land Trust