Noelle Paige, Solar, Virginia
“Congress should invest in clean energy because this is the industry that is growing; we are not on a sustainable trajectory with the potential for growth versus labor. We need people of almost every discipline to join this effort, thus clean energy has the potential to create so many diverse and meaningful jobs. ”
Devon Mackey, Solar, Alabama
“My proudest accomplishment in Clean Energy is spreading the knowledge of it through kids in middle/high school. With doing so, it gives kids a different career path, which they may not know exists. Overall, making the world a better place. ”
Brittney Boyd, Solar, Virginia
“What you permit, you promote. Investing in fossil fuel jobs is a silent indication that we are not serious about fixing global warming. Congress should be investing in training programs to help people working in fossil fuel plants transition to new clean energy jobs.”
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Miranda Cashman, Solar, Massachusetts
“I am proud to be bringing clean energy to low-middle income (LMI) households that are traditionally shut out of the clean energy revolution.”
Christian Warren, Solar, Georgia
“Clean energy jobs prepare people for the future. These skills are in short supply and they will benefit the recipients in the long term.”
Mary Jackson, Solar, Florida
“Clean energy promotes energy independence. By reducing our reliance on imported fossil fuels, we can strengthen our energy resilience and decrease vulnerability to price fluctuations.”
JD Smith, Solar, Wisconsin
“This is a generational opportunity where anyone can get started in the renewable sector and find their niche very quickly. I’ve seen it happen and had it happen to me!”
Pranav Myana, Microgrids, Texas
“We want to bring low-cost, clean energy to every person on earth, regardless of who they are or where they come from.”