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Sean White teaches solar and storage classes and seminars around the world and inside your home (online). He is known for helping people get NABCEP certified. This podcast contains an assortment of topics, with an emphasis on solar and storage technical knowledge. Up your game! Catch a photon! Save the planet! Learn more and go to www.solarSEAN.com
Sean White teaches solar and storage classes and seminars around the world and inside your home (online). He is known for helping people get NABCEP certified. This podcast contains an assortment of topics, with an emphasis on solar and storage technical knowledge. Up your game! Catch a photon! Save the planet! Learn more and go to www.solarSEAN.com
Episodes

Friday Apr 10, 2026
LS Energy Solutions at Intersolar with Michael Wise
Friday Apr 10, 2026
Friday Apr 10, 2026

Wednesday Apr 08, 2026
ASES Celebrates 55th Annual National Solar Conference with Ella Nielsen
Wednesday Apr 08, 2026
Wednesday Apr 08, 2026

Tuesday Apr 07, 2026
Dick Swanson, SunPower, Back Contact Solar Cells, Swanson’s Law
Tuesday Apr 07, 2026
Tuesday Apr 07, 2026

Friday Apr 03, 2026
Speed of Light Solar Sales with Tim Price and Trace Jenkins of SOLO LLC
Friday Apr 03, 2026
Friday Apr 03, 2026

Wednesday Apr 01, 2026
Peter Shuts Down Rapid Shutdown
Wednesday Apr 01, 2026
Wednesday Apr 01, 2026

Sunday Mar 29, 2026
The Currency of Energy with Sasson Peress
Sunday Mar 29, 2026
Sunday Mar 29, 2026

Friday Mar 27, 2026
NYC Solar: Rooftops, Codes, and Motivation with Cameron Fearey
Friday Mar 27, 2026
Friday Mar 27, 2026

Wednesday Mar 25, 2026
Solar Software and AI with Curtis Merring of Aurora
Wednesday Mar 25, 2026
Wednesday Mar 25, 2026

Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Free OnGrid Solar Software with Mike Bishop, Solar Nerd
Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Sunday Mar 22, 2026

Friday Mar 20, 2026
Friday Mar 20, 2026
At Intersolar San Diego, Sean meets again with Eric Holvik of EnergySage (which was acquired by Schneider Electric) about the shifting U.S. residential solar market. Holvik says residential solar is projected to contract by about 30% this year and notes the customer-owned residential tax credit has expired, swinging the market toward 80–90% third-party ownership after a recent 50/50 owned-versus-leased split. They discuss how rising utility rates, time-of-use pricing, batteries, and virtual power plants may create new value even as net metering and policy changes pressure demand. Holvik argues the industry harms itself through misleading sales tactics, especially the “red line” commission model that inflates prices and contributes to installer failures and explains how Energy Sage improves consumer choice and pricing transparency, typically saving customers about 20%.
