SfunCube’s Emily Kirsch on Building a Solar Startup Haven in Oakland
The CEO of the solar startup incubator and accelerator discusses growing solar from the ground up, and how to make the solar industry more diverse.
by Rachel Barron ContinueThe CEO of the solar startup incubator and accelerator discusses growing solar from the ground up, and how to make the solar industry more diverse.
by Rachel Barron ContinueOne of the nation’s best solar cities, in a state most needing clean energy, the New Orleans city council just voted to strengthen its local solar industry.
ContinueA DOE-funded startup wants to help homeowners learn how much they’ll save from home solar by offering the chance to test drive solar panels before they buy.
ContinueThe UC Berkeley-based startup wants to ‘eliminate the wall in Wall Street’ and make solar financing a place where customers know – and like – their lenders.
ContinueA recent survey by Harris International found a drop in energy efficiency efforts — fewer people are turning off lights, replacing old appliances, and more.
ContinueThe CEO of the solar startup incubator and accelerator discusses growing solar from the ground up, and how to make the solar industry more diverse.
ContinueThe solar industry is adding jobs at 10 times the national average. Now, with the rise of battery technology, energy storage jobs are about to follow suit.
ContinuePromising to make shopping for solar easier, EnergySage has landed more funding and expanding its online solar marketplace to new states.
ContinueBy contributing to the citizens’ fund and association Énergie Partagée, everyone can become a champion of the energy revolution — for example, by supporting shared solar energy from Normandy.
ContinueDespite a recent setback from a Conservative Party electoral triumph, the U.K.’s solar market has been booming lately, and all signs show room for more growth.
ContinueDespite being the biggest city in the nation’s greenest province, Vancouver’s policies make it the worst city for solar in Canada, according to SPEC.
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