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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.”
Peter Bryn, Hydrogen, Washington
“Skills and passions, developed during military service, are directly applicable and severely needed in clean energy.”