Jamie Skaar, Solar & More, Washington
“There are clear benefits to installing cleaner and more efficient technologies that offer more features and better performance. But even more so, there’s a sense of pride, accomplishment and contribution that people experience in helping to grow positive climate impact.”
Alyssa Grant, Solar, California
“I wish people knew that my decision to work in the clean energy industry was more than a job or a paycheck. It’s about the ripple effect that is created for years to come by the work we are doing and the innovative steps we are taking to ensure reliable energy sources that won’t damage our planet. It’s about inspiring our future generations to take action, ask questions, fuel innovation and know that the renewable energy industry is a thriving career path.”
Rodney Alves, Alternative & Transition Fuels, California
“The world needs to evolve from fossil fuels, and secure our future.”
Helge Biernath, Solar, California
“It is so gratifying to see a solar project being built from scratch because it is a tangible example of progress being made toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.”
Jamie Skaar, Energy Efficiency, California
“Clean energy is helping my community and state by reducing dependence on fossil fuel.”
Thor Hinckley, EVs, Oregon
“We don’t have to wait for cleaner, quieter and less polluting energy and transportation technologies. They are here now.”
Glenna Wiseman, Solar, California
“I’m so glad women are moving up in the industry…We have the power to make this happen.”
Tenley Dalstrom, Energy Innovation, California
“There is no down side, only an opportunity to rise.”
Forest Frizzell, Software, Hawaii
“Clean energy is lower cost, it’s creating more jobs, and the general public is asking for it. We need to govern for all the people, not just the ones that are represented by a handful of powerful and connected fossil fuel companies.”
Parker Johnson, Solar, Hawaii
“Our fossil fuel industry is aged, using outdated infrastructure and a profit model that is state mandated and subsidized. This needs to change.”