Balcony solar is just the start of a broader consumer-driven clean energy movement when finally, our economic self-interest is aligned with climate action.
ClimateVoices · Episode 98 · 10-14-26
An interview with Cora Stryker, co-founder and co-CEO of Bright Saver, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making plug-in solar accessible, simple, and safe. Cora is a serial founder and leader of social mission-driven organizations holding the position of CEO for both Climate Justice Incubator and GirlBlazer. Prior to co-founding Bright Saver, Cora served as the Director of Volunteer Management and Growth at Climate Action California and previously as a Growth and Communications Strategist for 350 Bay Area.
Earlier this year, ClimateVoice published a policy brief on plug-in solar highlighting why plug-in solar is an innovative state policy worth supporting. 10 U.S. states have now signed a plug-in solar bill into law with 9 of those passing over the last year alone.
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Cora Stryker
Co-founder and co-CEO of Bright Saver
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