Climate Win: Energy Justice and Community Solar Power
Season 7, Episode 3, Jun 21, 2023, 03:13 PM
In this season of Connect the Dots, Rob explores environmental justice and climate wins across the country and how we can replicate those successes elsewhere.
This episode digs into a community win in North Carolina: community-based solar solutions. But what does that mean exactly? And can it make energy more affordable to everyone?
Rob is joined by Ajulo Othow, founder and CEO of EnerWealth Solutions, as well as Board Member to the Center for Progressive Reform. Ajulo describes energy justice, the power behind solar energy, and what’s standing in the way of broader community solar uptake.
Connect the Dots is brought to you by the Center for Progressive Reform. Learn more at www.progressivereform.org
Be sure to subscribe wherever you listen and consider leaving us a review! It will help us to reach more listeners like you who want to connect the dots on today's most pressing issues.
This podcast is supported in part by:
The College of Law at Loyola University New Orleans
Arlie W. Schardt Fund for Climate Justice
Special thanks to:
Our producer, Maggie Dewane, and our editor, Courtney Garcia, as well as musical artist Lobo Loco, who makes their work available to us through a Creative Commons license.
This episode digs into a community win in North Carolina: community-based solar solutions. But what does that mean exactly? And can it make energy more affordable to everyone?
Rob is joined by Ajulo Othow, founder and CEO of EnerWealth Solutions, as well as Board Member to the Center for Progressive Reform. Ajulo describes energy justice, the power behind solar energy, and what’s standing in the way of broader community solar uptake.
Connect the Dots is brought to you by the Center for Progressive Reform. Learn more at www.progressivereform.org
Be sure to subscribe wherever you listen and consider leaving us a review! It will help us to reach more listeners like you who want to connect the dots on today's most pressing issues.
This podcast is supported in part by:
The College of Law at Loyola University New Orleans
Arlie W. Schardt Fund for Climate Justice
Special thanks to:
Our producer, Maggie Dewane, and our editor, Courtney Garcia, as well as musical artist Lobo Loco, who makes their work available to us through a Creative Commons license.