Employees and companies can advocate both internally and with state legislatures and Public Utilities Commissions to ensure that companies stand by their commitments to substantially power new data centers with renewable energy.
ClimateVoices · Episode 89 · 03-18-26
An interview with Leah Qusba, the Chief Executive Officer of GoodPower, a leading strategic communications, research, and campaigning organization advancing the global renewable energy transition.
Under her leadership, GoodPower has grown more than 10× in scale and impact, becoming a recognized force for shaping public opinion, accelerating deployment of decarbonization technologies, and unlocking the economic potential of the energy transition. A visionary strategist, Leah has positioned GoodPower at the cutting edge of media innovation and campaigning. She is widely regarded as an advanced practitioner at the nexus of energy, media, and culture, leveraging modern communications tools to reach across ideological divides and build broad coalitions that drive the energy transition forward.
Leah is a leading voice on energy issues, with her commentary and analysis regularly featured in outlets such as NPR, The New York Times, USA Today, PBS, and The Hill. Prior to becoming CEO, Qusba held senior leadership roles at GoodPower, including Deputy Director and Communications and Marketing Director, where she built the organization’s early programs and led national campaigns that reached millions.
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Leah Qusba
Chief Executive Officer, GoodPower
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