Welcome to Episode 125, Solar Warrior!

Bill Nussey is a tinkerer & creator, and founded his first company in High School. He’s spent most of his career as a tech CEO, and has some incredible stories from his time at Greylock and as VP of Corp Strategy at IBM. But his storytelling also extends to writing, and his newest project, Freeing Energy, is one of the best new blogs I’ve had the pleasure to dive into. If you’re a fan of Energy Transition show, you’re gonna love Bill.

Thanks Andy Klump for the intro to Bill as well!

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We want to thank Folsom Labs (makers of Helioscope) and our amazing sponsors and partners of SunCast. You can find more about them by visiting our sponsors page.

Today's episode is also brought to you in collaboration with PV Magazine USA.

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Resources

Check out Bill’s TED Talk below:

Connect with Bill on LinkedIn

Follow Bill on Twitter

The Freeing Energy Project’s Book Website

Follow the Freeing Energy Project on Twitter

How Edison’s Protege Made the Power Industry into a Regulated Monopoly blog post

Check out the Solar Inventions Website

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About the Host of SunCast:

Nico Johnson is the creator and host of SunCast, a regular conversation with Solar Industry professionals who are leading in emerging solar markets. The content of the show is geared towards listeners looking for insights on where the markets are headed, how to position themselves or their companies, and what today's market leaders do to stay ahead of the pack.

Nico is a 10-year veteran of the solar industry, having led development in the US and Latin America for global companies like Trina Solar and Conergy.  He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala and is considered one of the market's leading experts on solar PV expansion in the region.

Nico can be reached on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickalus