Today on the podcast I speak with Pamela Cargill, Principal of Chaolysti. We talk in depth about choosing the right solar job. This includes location, culture and other factors. We also talk a little third party ownership, policy, and I ask for a closer examination of Jigar Shah’s thesis that the only way to solve our climate problems is with mainstream, not impact, investors.
Roger Willhite
Roger Willhite
In addition to running the Second Silicon Blog, I also host the Disruption! solar energy podcast featured on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Please search "Disruption!" and subscribe to the solar energy podcast that is dedicated to following the energy transition and the disruption of traditional energy markets.
This is episode 30 of Disruption: Solar Energy brought to you by SecondSilicon.com.
Today on the podcast I speak with Dr. Sean White. We talk about his vast experience in solar PV training. I ask him just how important NABCEP training is. Sean gives us some details about his attempt to hold office. And of course we talk a little news, trends, and policy on the podcast.
Some useful links relating to this episode are:
PV Student – pvstudent.com
The Magic of PV– youtube.com
SecondSilicon’s Comprehensive List of Solar Events – secondsilicon.com
Sean White on LinkedIn
This is episode 28 of Disruption: Solar Energy brought to you by SecondSilicon.com.
Today on the podcast I speak with Gabe Elsner. We talk the work he and his cohorts are doing at the Energy and Policy Institute in Washington D.C. We discuss the how the American Legislative Exchange Council is doing everything it can to halt the progress of solar. And we get into a little bit on global solar markets
Some useful links relating to this episode are:
The Energy & Policy Institute – energyandpolicy.org
ALEC – alec.org
SecondSilicon’s Comprehensive List of Solar Events – secondsilicon.com
Gabe Elsner on LinkedIn
Energy and Policy on Twitter
This is episode 26 of Disruption: Solar Energy brought to you by SecondSilicon.com.
Today on the podcast I speak with Keith Cronin. We talk about how his book Solar Success Principals and his company, SunHedge, are helping solar business achieve success. We also discuss the solar situation in Hawaii and we touch on ExxonMobiles’ admission of climate change.
Some useful links relating to this episode are:
- SunHedge – sunhedge.com
- Solar Success Principles – amazon.com
- ExxonMobile Acknowledges Climate Change – renewableenergyworld.com
- SecondSilicon’s Comprehensive List of Solar Events – secondsilicon.com
Keith Cronin on LinkedIn
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This is episode 25 of Disruption: Solar Energy Podcast brought to you by SecondSilicon.
Today on the podcast I speak with Matthew Tolle. We discuss the recent PV Expo in Tokyo, Japanese solar development, Japan’s new storage subsidy policy, and Matt’s company Unirac. We also talk about a few current events in solar including the downward trend of utility scale solar in the U.S. and Solar City’s Best Buy play.
Some useful links relating to this episode are:
- Unirac – unirac.com
- Storage Subsidies for Japan– pv-tech.org
- Solar City Partners with Best Buy– renewableenergyworld.com
- Utility Scale vs Distributed Solar in the U.S. – greentechmedia.com
- SecondSilicon’s Comprehensive List of Solar Events – secondsilicon.com
- Matthew Tolle on LinkedIn
Visit the home for this podcast at secondsilicon.com/podcast.
Search “Disruption!” to find the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Please subscribe, thumbs up, and share. Thank you for listening!