• Turning Trash into Energy

  • May 2 2023
  • Duración: 23 m
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Turning Trash into Energy

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  • In the inaugural installment of the Good Energy Podcast, we learn about converting a New Jersey brownfield toxic dump into a solar farm and we talk with Qcells Daniel Chang about largest solar panel factory in the Western hemisphere—in Dalton Georgia. And we find out how to clean our homes in a smarter way with ADT Solar's Shae Thomas.  For more, check out our website.   About our Guests: Daniel Chang is the Senior Director of PV Product Management at Qcells where he leads the engineering group dedicated to the successful lifecycle of Qcells' solar modules. Daniel has over 17 years of technical sales and product management experience in the solar and semiconductor industry. Prior to joining Qcells, Daniel held various technical and sales roles at leading solar companies across the value chain. He is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.  Shae Thomas is a Senior Graphic Designer at ADT Solar and an eco-enthusiast. She received her B.F.A. from Louisiana State University. Since her undergrad days, she's had a history of designing for environmentally aware projects and companies. Additionally, she operates a beekeeping program in Louisiana to promote bee populations and help educate residents about the positive actions they can take to help the environment.    About your hosts: Mallory Whitfield is a Senior Digital Strategist and co-host of ADT Solar's podcast, Good Energy. She holds a B.A. from Loyola University New Orleans. As an Adjunct Professor for Tulane University's School of Professional Advancement, she taught & developed classes on digital marketing and digital content creation. She started writing about eco-friendly products and sustainability issues in 2006.  Daren Wang is Content Strategist focused on climate and the energy transition. Along with co-hosting the Good Energy podcast, he writes the weekly Good Energy news blog. He is the author of the award-winning novel, The Hidden Light of Northern Fires (St. Martin's Press, 2017) and has a B.A. in Consumer Economics and Housing from Cornell University.       
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