The OpenSolar Podcast
The OpenSolar Podcast
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Welcome to The OpenSolar Podcast your sun-powered source of inspiration, innovation, and impact.
Hosted by OpenSolar’s very own CEO Birchy, Melissa, and Sophie, we spotlight the people, ideas, and movements electrifying the transition to a world powered entirely by sunshine.
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The podcast explores themes related to renewable energy, particularly solar power, with specific episodes discussing industry insights like the shift from fieldwork to leadership roles in clean energy and Australia's international solar policies that drive adoption.
Welcome to The OpenSolar Podcast your sun-powered source of inspiration, innovation, and impact.
Hosted by OpenSolar’s very own CEO Birchy, Melissa, and Sophie, we spotlight the people, ideas, and movements electrifying the transition to a world powered entirely by sunshine.
What will the ‘Warm Homes Plan’ mean for solar SMEs in the UK?
In this special episode of The OpenSolar Podcast, our Co-founder and CEO Birchy and Mike Gadd, Head of Renewables at @CEF strip away the political jargon to reveal the reality of clean energy subsidies.
🎙️ In this episode, we discuss:
– The Warm Homes Plan and what it could mean in practice for installers and SMEs
– The realities of deploying clean technology, including EVs, batteries and heat pumps
– Grid connections, admin burden and standardisation challenges facing contractors
Follow us for more episodes like this and look out for season 2 of The OpenSolar Podcast.
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