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Webinar Recording: The American-Made Solar Prize – Gearing up to Win
- Oct 7, 2020 11:40 pm GMT
The American-Made Solar Prize is a $3 million prize competition designed to energize U.S. solar manufacturing through a series of contests and the development of a diverse and powerful support network that leverages national laboratories, energy incubators, and other resources. The CEBN is proud to help support this program as part of the extensive American-Made Network.
The CEBN held a webinar on October 6, 2020 ahead of the American-Made Solar challenge round 4 deadline. Speakers included previous winners of the contest who shared their best advice for creating a competitive application.
If you missed the webinar, watch the recording below and access the slide presentation here.
Speakers:
Advice from prior American-Made Solar Prize winners
- Tom Keister, CEO & Founder, Resilient Power Systems: American-Made Solar Prize 2 Grand Prize Winner (Go!)
- Adam Winsor, Co-founder & Creative Director, Asoleyo Solar: American-Made Solar Prize 2 Finalist (Set!)
- Jennie Yoshimoto, Founder, Terra Solar: American-Made Solar Prize 3 Semi-Finalist (Ready!)
Review of American-Made Solar Prize and application requirements
- Andy Barnes, Director of Policy and Communications, CEBN#
Learn more about the American-Made Solar Prize.
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