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Listen: Jack Roberts on Renewables, Government Mandates, and the Future of Solar

On this episode of our Energy Podcast, we’re going solar! Jack Roberts, who runs Business Development and Marketing for ARE Solar. We discuss his entrance into the renewable energy industry and how government mandated tariffs have recently impacted the Solar business. We also discuss the excitement of the Denver Green Roof initiative being passed…

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On this episode of our Energy Podcast, we’re going solar! Jack Roberts, who runs Business Development and Marketing for ARE Solar. We discuss his entrance into the renewable energy industry and how government mandated tariffs have recently impacted the Solar business. We also discuss the excitement of the Denver Green Roof initiative being passed this past November and how that will open up a lot of commercial and residential work for green and solar companies in the Denver/Boulder area. With these types of buildings putting out a lot of high energy consumption, it’s very beneficial that they will now be equipped with green technology.

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