Yoel Hanegbi solidifies his commitment
to Renewable Energy by joining SEPA (Solar Electric Power Association).
President Barack Obama is betting on Solar Power to help pull the
economy out of its deep slump. And
organizations like SEPA are ready to lend a helping hand. Indeed, Obama’s administration would do well
to tap into the resources found there.
SEPA is the go-to resource for unbiased and actionable solar
intelligence. Breaking down information
overload into business reality, SEPA takes the time and risk out of
implementing solar business plans and helps turn new technologies into new
opportunities.
SEPA is a
co-presenter of the annual main event, the Solar
Power International conference and Expo and the Solar Power International 2009 will occur October 27-29th
in Anaheim. Last year, the Expo
attendees received a surprise visit from Governor Schwarzenegger who gave an
impassioned speech, echoing Obama’s firm belief that the Solar Power Industry will
not only benefit the environment but the economy as well by creating millions
of Green Jobs. "The Solar Power International
conference and expo is by far the biggest and best in the United States,” the
governor notes on the Solar Power International website. “It's a showcase for this industry whose time
has really come. And the prospects for
solar energy have never been brighter."
“I’m proud to be associated with this organization,” says Yoel Hanegbi,
CEO of Eshone Energy. “We had
attended their Solar Power 2008 Conference as an exhibitor and were so
impressed with the organization that I knew we needed to become a more integral
part of it.”
SEPA’s mission is to facilitate solutions for the use and
integration of solar electric power
by utilities, electric service providers, and their customers. Eshone Energy's mission is to provide Solar
Power Energy Solutions for their customers.
And with President Obama’s Stimulus Bill opening more funding avenues,
seems like we’ve hit the trifecta in this race toward energy independence.
