‘It’s Not Too Late’: Is America ready for solar power?

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May 11, 2021

PhD candidate Diren Kocakusak (Bloustein) talks to ABC News’ ‘It’s Not Too Late’ to discuss how the amount of sun in an area, as well as an individual’s electricity bill, drives residential solar power adoption rates (starts around 1:56).

ABC News, May 10, 2021

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