Walking in the mountains is like a form of meditation that's also strenuous exercise. Anything with that combination is good.

#energytwitter can be tough

In response to the historic FERC Order 2023 (interconnection reform) we here at InDERmediate have crunched the numbers and found that the national backlog of projects is equivalent to 1.67 billion toasters

Work on Climate Terra.do: Climate Jobs, Learning & Community Catalyst w/ Shayle Kann @CarbonCopy_Pod @PostScriptPods DER Task Force Join James L Gordey , Pamela Wildstein, Wyatt Makedonski & Benjamin Hilborn the inDERmediate podcast on: 📚Substack: indermediate.com/podcast 🍎Apple podcasts: bit.ly/inDERmediateAp… 🎧Spotify: bit.ly/inDERmediateSp…

Very here for every bro (myself included in this case) at the Seattle Maggie Rogers Alvvays concert vibing with their Kona Big Wave tall boi’s

Washington state installed the first #communitysolar project in 2006, but its community solar program hasn't deployed as much capacity as other states w/ programs. Rep. David Hackney outlines the benefits a true, scalable community solar program can offer. seattletimes.com/opinion/alread…

Geoffrey Moore (Geoffrey Moore) is the author of Crossing The Chasm, a book many consider the most influential book ever written on B2B go-to-market strategy. Most people know of Moore's concepts, but few people truly understand how to apply these principles to their product.

Seattle is hosting another DER Task Force Meetup at Old Stove Brewing on Wednesday, June 26 at 6pm Hope to see you all there! Register here -> lu.ma/xaet8f0x

At Bayou Energy this month we announced our partnership with Solstice to create an 82% faster sign-up experience & that Bayou now has instant support for 52% of the US population 👉View this month's update here lnkd.in/gQ93Q2Qs #CleanEnergy #climate #communitysolar

California, Elastic is almost here. hmu if you're sick of your pg&e bill and want to skip the line ➿❤️⚡️

This is actually insane. Teddy Roosevelt is rolling in his grave.

China added more solar in ONE year than the US has in FORTY. This bill sets America back even further. It cripples our ability to lower energy costs, re-shore manufacturing or dominate AI. Voting margins are tight and you may know someone who knows someone with access. The

There's a reason that the largest construction workers union in America called Senate Republicans' bill "the biggest job killing bill in our country's history." It would lead to mass layoffs in every state in some of the fastest-growing sectors of our economy.

Another big statement against the Senate bill. The trade union representing 860,000 electrical workers says the bill will cost "hundreds of thousands of good-paying construction jobs." I hadn't seen this statement reported anywhere else.