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Haleigh Reed, Microgrids, Alaska
“Producing energy locally has many health, economic, and resilience related benefits. It's also an issue that affects everyone, which can be a great connector for organizations who may not have worked well together on previous issues.”
Adrienne Pierce, Microgrids, California
“Carbon should stay in the ground. We can be smarter training and investing in a clean energy economy that rebuilds our infrastructure for a more sustainable future and mitigates climate change.”
Landon Redmon, Smart Grid Manufacturing, Massachusetts
“Working in clean energy holds significant meaning for both me and my family. It allows me to contribute to a cause larger than myself, building on the sense of service I gained in the military.”
Pranav Myana, Microgrids, Texas
“We want to bring low-cost, clean energy to every person on earth, regardless of who they are or where they come from.”
Tim Hade, Microgrids, Colorado
“Clean energy positions the U.S. to compete in the 21st century global economy.”