Category Archives: SolarSavvy
Terri Steele is a results-oriented marketing and communications professional with a penchant for prose – and for evangelizing the benefits of renewable energy. The well-published communications strategist has spoken at multiple ASES SolarSuccess! conferences, produced and co-presented national training sessions and Webinars to help businesses and non-profits drive solar adoption. Past and present clients include Real Goods Solar, SANYO, the American Solar Energy Society, CONERGY, the San Diego Renewable Energy Society, the California Center for Sustainable Energy, National Geographic-affiliated Water for Tomorrow magazine, InterPV magazine, Hearst’s The Daily Green, MOVE San Diego and more. Find her at SolarSavvy@cox.net; follow Terri on Twitter @SolarSavvy.
Real Goods Solar Helping Americans Go Solar with No-Cost Tools
Orange, CA: Real Goods Solar is helping Americans assert their energy independence this Fourth of July with a spectacular array of solar financing options that allow families from California to Connecticut to live large on smaller utility bills, despite the season’s sweltering heat. The path to energy independence is manifested in a trifecta of tools that 1) [...]
Real Goods Solar’s Free “87 Solar Myths” eBook
Real Goods Solar, the nation’s most established residential solar installer and integrator, is helping Americans separate solar fact from solar fiction with a free, downloadable myth-busting eBook known as 87 Solar Myths, available online athttp://www.RealGoodsSolar.com. 87 Solar Myths is a quick read to dispel what solar professionals across the U.S. say are today’s most pervasive [...]
Real Goods Solar Supports “Boots-on-the-Roof” Job Training
Real Goods Solar, Inc. is joining non-profit GRID Alternatives and 150 job trainees, corporations, community volunteers, veterans and homeowners for San Diego County’s 2nd Annual GRID Alternatives Solarthon, a public-private partnership leveraging boots-on-the-roof solar training, donated solar equipment and corporate and student volunteers to install money-saving solar electric systems on eight low-income households in a single [...]