Watts Up Solar Podcast
Watts Up Solar Podcast
Podcast Description
Watts Up in Solar is your go-to weekly podcast for everything solar—from rooftop installs to remote troubleshooting and everything in between.Hosted by Emmitt Muckles—solar trainer, consultant, and all-around energy expert—this show breaks down the tech, talks real-world solar issues, and helps you stay plugged into what matters most in solar energy.Whether you’re a homeowner thinking about going solar or a solar pro looking to sharpen your skills, each episode delivers something for you:Plain-English breakdowns of solar tech, from inverters to batteriesReal talk on home energy efficiency and utility billsTips for avoiding solar scams and shady sales pitchesLive field stories, installer insights, and industry interviewsWeekly “Watt’s New” solar headlines and commentaryIt’s solar knowledge for the real world. No fluff. Just facts.
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The podcast covers a range of solar-related topics including technology breakdowns such as inverters and batteries, home energy efficiency, and strategies for avoiding scams. It features real-life installer experiences and industry interviews, with episodes like 'Beyond the Install' discussing troubleshooting and 'Solar Truths & Training Tales' addressing consumer education in solar contracts.
Watts Up in Solar is your go-to weekly podcast for everything solar—from rooftop installs to remote troubleshooting and everything in between.
Hosted by Emmitt Muckles—solar trainer, consultant, and all-around energy expert—this show breaks down the tech, talks real-world solar issues, and helps you stay plugged into what matters most in solar energy.
Whether you’re a homeowner thinking about going solar or a solar pro looking to sharpen your skills, each episode delivers something for you:
- Plain-English breakdowns of solar tech, from inverters to batteries
- Real talk on home energy efficiency and utility bills
- Tips for avoiding solar scams and shady sales pitches
- Live field stories, installer insights, and industry interviews
- Weekly “Watt’s New” solar headlines and commentary
It’s solar knowledge for the real world. No fluff. Just facts.
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Clean energy marketing is tough—and it’s not because marketers lack skill.
It’s because they’re often alone, under-resourced, and expected to explain complex technology while justifying their own existence.
In this episode of the Watts Up Solar Podcast, I’m joined by Jacob Yang, clean energy marketing strategist and founder of Amp Your Story, a global community created to connect and support marketers across solar, wind, nuclear, and climate tech.
We talk about:
- Why clean energy marketers feel siloed
- The rise of fractional marketing roles
- How storytelling drives trust and adoption
- Why marketers should be seen as revenue drivers
- How community helps professionals survive layoffs and industry swings
This conversation is honest, strategic, and grounded in real experience—not LinkedIn hype.
If you’re navigating marketing, communications, or growth in clean energy, this episode gives you perspective and practical insight you can use immediately.
🔗 Learn more: https://www.ampyourstory.marketing
🌞 More solar education: https://www.solarenergyforconsumers.com
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