Why You Can’t Get Solar and Why That’s Changing | Cora Stryker, Bright Saver
Most Americans support solar. Most are interested in it. But most people can't afford it because of cost. And 63% of renters say the only reason they don't have it is that they'd have to go through their landlord. Balcony solar, also called plug-in solar, is solving both of those problems. In this episode of Future in Bloom, Steph sits down with Cora Stryker, co-founder of Bright Saver, a non-profit organization seeking to expand access to clean energy by paving the way for a low-cost, renter-friendly, plug-in solar energy solution. She answers questions about how to reduce the cost of solar options in the US, where balcony solar is expanding, and why she wants members, not just customers. --- 📧 Subscribe to Our Substack: https://substack.com/@futureinbloom -- 📍 Table of Contents

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