Solar for All: How Aliya Bagewadi is Making Clean, Affordable Energy a Reality
Aliya Bagewadi has been in the clean energy industry for 5 years and is currently the US Director of Strategic Partnerships at Allume.
Robert Howey, Solar, Georgia
“Clean energy is essential to build the next-generation economy that is carbon-free, climate-resilient, circular, local, and equitable.”
Jake Rozmaryn, Interdisciplinary, Maryland
“Clean energy is essential to build the next-generation economy that is carbon-free, climate-resilient, circular, local, and equitable.”
Airen Washington, Solar, Washington D.C.
“Clean energy isn’t some distant concept; it’s very close to home. It’s connected to kids getting asthma and the affordability of utilities in your house.”
Chanse Foster, Solar, Navajo Nation
“The Navajo Nation is a great place to implement our solar electricity service because it’s a fast, reliable, and hassle-free option that aligns with our lifestyles.”
Jeremy Begay, Solar, Navajo Nation
“What’s memorable is the elderly, that’s what really drives me. It’s amazing just seeing their faces when they flip on the light switch for the first time.”
Lakeshore Die Cast, Solar, Michigan
“I have been looking for something to solve my ever increasing power bill and offset tax liability. And that’s how I ended up coming across solar.”
Jaron Dandridge, Solar, Virginia
“It is an exciting time to be engaged in the clean energy field, and there are a lot of people and companies within our communities doing amazing work in the field.”
Joel Serface, Interdisciplinary, Florida
“By adopting renewables broadly, we will not only create more jobs and lower cost energy, but this low cost energy will create an economic advantage as the underpinning of countless new zero carbon industries in the future — that we can lead in.”
James Cargas, Solar, Texas
“The current energy transition is happening fast. Congress needs to accelerate its efforts in order for American workers to remain competitive and move into good stable jobs.”