Sarah Moon, Co-Founder of FieldWorks Power, shares her career journey and expertise in the renewable energy sector. The conversation covers:
- Sarah’s path from studying geology to leading renewable energy initiatives at companies like Solstice Power Technologies and DSD Renewables.
- Strategies for community solar companies to enter and succeed in emerging markets, from policy advocacy to local community engagement.
- The role of lean teams and entrepreneurial spirit in driving innovation in distributed energy development.
- A future-focused vision for renewable energy, emphasizing accessibility, policy innovation, and economic impact.
Check out FieldWorks Power at https://fieldworkspower.com/.
FieldWorks Power is committed to reshaping the renewable energy landscape. Tune in now for an inspiring conversation on innovation, resilience, and the future of distributed energy!
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