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“Sunrise valley” presents the VGTU students experience in the first Lithuanian solar panel plant. // VšĮ “Saulėtekio slėnis” pristato VGTU studentų patirtį pirmojoje saulės elementų gamykloje Lietuvoje.

www.alternativeenergyhq.com Solar City crew arrives for day one of our solar power system on our home. Finally the day has come when our house will produce much of its own power. http

This is a 68 Watt, 16.5 Volt, 4.1 Amp, flexible solar panel. It is 9.5 feet long by 1.5 feet wide.

www.solardave.com This is my 1st video interview with Stephanie Andelman Regional Sales & Marketing Specialist for REC Solar. This interview was taken at the SunFest in Denver nears Coors Field. SolarDave: I get a lot of requests by email about people wanting more information on Solar Energy Training, where can people go to get training in Colorado? Stephanie Andelman: So as more people understand solar and the industry grows there is obviously more demand for skilled employees and there are more people wanting to make career switches over to solar. Here today I have had 3 people come up and say, “I am a programmer in the software industry and I want to go in to solar, I am a sales person and I don’t sell anything related to solar but I have sales skills, I am a contractor and I would rather build solar than to just build big houses”. Every time we go to an event, we are here today to tell people about solar and recruit and acquire customers but have of the people we talk to are interested in a career shift. I read that this (solar) industry will grow to 2 billion dollars in the next 2 years, so there is obviously opportunity for job growth so how do you get trained? And my opinion right now is on the job training. You do it, you learn while you are doing it and in another couple of years we will have to skilled labor force. SolarDave: What about training here in Denver where can they go? Stephanie Andelman: There is I believe a Rock Rocks Community College that has a …