EcoOutfitters.net’s May 8, 2013 #SolarChat discussion was an engaging, lively one that featured some esteemed panelists and their insight on democracy, politics, and the role it plays in shaping the solar industry. Here are some highlights…
When The Christian Science Monitor reporter David J. Unger contacted me to discuss how my home’s solar PV system was affected by Sandy, I was more than happy to share my story as I am sure it is not unique.
It’s hard to believe but today marks six months since Super Storm Sandy….
During the April 24th #SolarChat, we discussed Utilities, Solar, and Customer Expectation. Our goal: To explore how customers and power providers can effectively communicate together and share common goals.
The April 10, 2013 installment of #SolarChat focused on the very thing that has shaped our bi-monthly “think tank” collaboration: Social media. Here are some highlights…
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When it comes to spreading the solar message, there is nothing more important than the choices industry leaders make in their marketing, public relations, and social media efforts.
As global citizens of this planet, we are affecting the climate with our bad habits and need to own up and take action to stop things from getting any worse. It can be done … it must be done. “Go solar or go have no home!”
It is in #SolarChat’s DNA to join hands and tell the story of solar energy; by doing so, we can open the nation’s doors to embrace positive action. Here’s how.
As the world gathered to hear the State of the Union Address, many solar-minded people gathered to #SolarChat the #SOTU. Here are some highlights.
Day 2 at PV America East was incredibly busy. From a packed Solar Swap brainstorming session to an engaging #SolarChat LIVE TweetUp, the day was very, very bright. Here are some highlights.
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