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Why do climate scientists think we have just two decades to reverse the buildup of carbon in the atmosphere before we reach a point of no return with climate change?
Why did you decide to sell your Tesla and other assets to invest in your startup, Powur?
What do you mean when you say you are “crowdsourcing the providers for fulfillment of solar?”
Trump has promised to “bring back coal.” Are you concerned about the prospects for expanding solar when politicians and utility lobbyists want to end subsidies for renewable energy?
Why did you decide to use direct sales to build a “concierge service” to expand residential solar, and does it work?
What is “$0 down solar” and why does a Yale study say it is a better investment than the stock market?
How will these Powur advisors make money?
Isn’t solar too expensive and impractical for many homeowners?
How much can solar really free people from the costs and constraints of utility bills?
What’s been the biggest barrier in getting more Americans to install solar generating capacity on their homes and how are you addressing that?
Powur started out in partnership with one of the biggest name brands in the solar industry, but changed to work with multiple entities offering solar technology. Why did you decide to go with a decentralized business model?
One of your advisors has said asking people to accept a free proposal from a local solar provider is “the easiest thing I’ve ever done in business." Why is this such an easy sales proposition?
What role do you see these folks playing in educating homeowners about the practicality of solar power – not in the future, but right now?
You say Powur gives people the opportunity to “be part of the solution to end carbon pollution and its effects on our climate and health.” Is that a big factor in building a sales force?
How does Powur help consumers find the best providers for residential solar?
What should people look for when considering installing solar panels on their homes?
What are some of the misconceptions being spread about solar energy and who is behind them?
How many Americans work in direct sales?
Why is this direct sales opportunity so appealing to millennials?
How do you anticipate advances in energy storage technology will soon allow more consumers to “defect from the grid?”
You survived a rough early life to become an entrepreneur and made millions of dollars in your mid-20s. Tell us how your upbringing and early success motivated you to make a difference against a huge problem like climate change.

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