Missouri’s infrastructure is built around transportation. The state’s location between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers are great for the shipping industry. With tw enty freight railroads in operation, the state ranks fourth in the nation. Economic growth and job creation are critical for the state and solar presents a wealth of opportunities. In this Sustainable Life episode,  Aaron Czajkowski,  Research Data Analyst for the state of Missouri talks about the industry's job growth potential and training options.  🔈 The Missouri Solar Program & How You Benefit 🔈 What You Need To Know About Solar Technology 🔈 How To Get An Affordable Solar System Helpful links: Missouri's Division of Energy List of Solar Installers Solar Rebates: Ameren Evergy Empire Columbia Water & Light  

St. Louis is quickly becoming a solar leader. Using Busch Stadium as an example. The Cardinal organization installed 106 solar panels in 2012. Solar energy powers the retail shops as well as the food and beverage centers. Solar energy is the future. It’s clean, renewable and cheap. Sun Solar CEO Caleb Arthur explains to Dick Ulett how to get an affordable solar system.  🔈 The Missouri Solar Program & How You Benefit 🔈 What You Need To Know About Solar Technology 🔈 Solar Jobs Among The Fastest Growing Occupations US SUN SOLAR Customer Service:  417-413-1786 or toll-free  855-464-6786

Winters are warming unusually fast in the United States. This may sound great but, experts say weather variations are a definitive sign of climate change. To save the planet, renewables have become the center of the United States’ energy transition. Solar energy conversion is one of the best ways to reduce carbon emissions and protect the environment.  Missouri started moving toward energy independence in 2014. Then Gov. Nixon set forth a comprehensive energy plan to produce low cost and reliable energy. The objective was to become a responsible environment steward, strengthen the economy and improve overall quality of life.   Senior Energy Policy Analyst for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Energy Martin Hyman explains to Dick Ulett how solar works and why it is so important.  🔈 What You Need To Know About Solar Technology 🔈 Solar Jobs Among The Fastest Growing Occupations 🔈 How To Get An Affordable Solar System     Helpful links: Missouri's