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Cece Luciano, Thermal Batteries, California
“The frustrating reality about climate change is that it often disproportionately affects those that did the least to cause it. We’re already seeing this reality with changes in weather events, sea level, global temperatures, air quality, and more: those from disadvantaged communities and countries tend to see the brunt of these effects. Embracing clean energy allows me to be part of the solution to this problem.”
Tonya Hicks, Electrification, Georgia
“I wish more people knew how easy it is to transition your life! Just small adjustments, how big of an impact those make.”
Tim Romeyn, Solar, Nevada
Hear from Tim at Sunrun about how entering the clean energy workforce has been good for his career.
Michael Troncoso, Solar, Nevada
Hear from Michael Troncoso at Sunrun about how entering the clean energy workforce has been good for his career.