Worker Wednesday: August 9 and Massachusetts’ Miranda Cashman
Wednesday, August 9
WORKER SPOTLIGHT (from CE4AEF’s Faces of Clean Energy program)
Miranda Cashman is a senior asset management coordinator at Solstice, and she lives in Massachusetts. She’s been in the industry for one year.
When were you first introduced to clean energy? “I was first introduced to clean energy in high school, when taking environmental science classes, and continued to learn and expand my understanding throughout college and my career.”
How does clean energy impact your community? “Coal and gasoline are known to be bad for our health, and it's our poorest communities that often bear the brunt of the adverse health impacts. By investing in and expanding renewables, we improve the health of communities.”
SHAREABLE JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS (Here’s sample social to amplify news of this growing workforce.)
[🖱Click to Tweet] 3X THEIR US #SOLAR MANUFACTURING AND WORKFORCE. That's Unimacts' goal in Nevada, thanks to the #InflationReductionAct and @POTUS' Affordable #CleanEnergy Plan. Amazing. Kudos to @SenJackyRosen for spotlighting this and @reviewjournal's @seanhemmers34 for covering it.
[🖱 Click to Tweet] Nevada is becoming America's #solar jobs capital. And the jobs keep coming. Unimacts CEO told @reviewjournal's @seanhemmers34 that the global #solar parts maker plans to TRIPLE US manufacturing and staff, thanks to the #InflationReductionAct. WOW!
[🖱Click to Tweet] Anybody feel like DC folks miss THE WAVES of #cleanenergy jobs being announced in states like Nevada, where #solar parts maker Umatics just told @SenJackyRosen they expect to triple their US production and workforce, thanks to the #InflationReductionAct. https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/energy/solar-parts-manufacturer-plans-to-triple-operations-in-nevada-2883760/
