Welcome to the second season of the Heat Changers Podcast in English. On this first episode, we explore the solar thermal market in the United States of America together with Will Giese, Senior Director for Government Affairs for the Solaray Corporation, the parent company of Sunearth Inc. and AET.
? S2E1: Solar Thermal made in America
Host: Marisol Oropeza, Business and Marketing Strategist at matters.mx   
Consumers view: Cate Czerwinski, facilitator and agile coach
Guest: Will Giese, Senior Director for Government Affairs for the Solaray Corporation

The United States is poised for a solar thermal renaissance. The historic achievements in clean energy policy over the last few years have created a wealth of opportunities across the residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. From single family homes and low-income multi-family housing to rural farms, district energy systems, and industrial processes solar thermal has a role to play. 
Thanks a lot to our sponsors:
SunEarth Inc. was incorporated in the state of California in May 1978, and has since grown to become one of the most experienced solar thermal product manufacturers in the world. SunEarth’s strength lies in the engineering, manufacturing and distribution of world class solar water heating collectors, mounting hardware, ancillary components and integrated systems at competitive prices for each channel customer.
https://sunearthinc.com/
Intersolar, the world’s leading exhibition for the solar industry and focuses on photovoltaics, solar thermal technologies, solar power plants.
Since being founded more than 30 years ago, Intersolar has become the most important industry platform for manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, installers, service providers, project developers, planners, and start-ups of the solar industry.
https://www.thesmartere.com/intersolar
Credits:
Original Idea and Executive Producer: Marisol Oropeza
Post Production: Marysol Barrios
Graphic Design: LACA Producción
Photo: Envato Elements