Solar industry pioneer Sarah Hetznecker joins the podcast to talk about the early days of the solar industry and starting an installation company with her husband Gary Sheehan in 2002.Have a story to share? Or feedback on the podcast? Email us at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:reenergizepodcast@gmail.com">reenergizepodcast@gmail.com</a>.Like the music you hear on the show? Check out Alive in the Radio Age by Jay Carlis on Spotify or Apple Music.

Solar industry pioneer Sarah Hetznecker joins the podcast to talk about the early days of the solar industry and starting an installation company with her husband Gary Sheehan in 2002. Have a story to share? Or feedback on the podcast? Email us at reenergizepodcast@gmail.com. Like the music you hear on the show? Check out Alive in the Radio Age by Jay Carlis on Spotify or Apple Music.

Solar industry pioneer Sarah Hetznecker joins the podcast to talk about the early days of the solar industry and starting an installation company with her husband Gary Sheehan in 2002.Have a story to share? Or feedback on the podcast? Email us at <a href="mailto:reenergizepodcast@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">reenergizepodcast@gmail.com</a>.Like the music you hear on the show? Check out Alive in the Radio Age by Jay Carlis on Spotify or Apple Music.

It Takes a Village

Join Joel Thomas and Jay Carlis as they interview renewable industry veterans who open up about what their work has taught them about themselves and how it has changed them. This isn’t a how-to guide on project development or commercial strategy. It’s about our stories, how we work through high stakes situations, how we find joy at work, and how we mentally and emotionally navigate the day-to-day ups and downs of working in and around this wild business. Perhaps most meaningful, it’s about how these experiences have transformed us.

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Join Joel Thomas and Jay Carlis as they interview renewable industry veterans who open up about what their work has taught them about themselves and how it has changed them. This isn’t a how-to guide on project development or commercial strategy. It’s about our stories, how we work through high stakes situations, how we find joy at work, and how we mentally and emotionally navigate the day-to-day ups and downs of working in and around this wild business. Perhaps most meaningful, it’s about how these experiences have transformed us.

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It Takes a Village

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