SEIA Webinars
Our webinars cover a variety of topics relevant to solar professionals, including state policy updates, federal tax issues, community engagement, and much more. Explore all of our webinars below. Archived copies of past webinars are available to SEIA members only. For a full list of upcoming webinars and in-person events, click here.
Build Back Better Blitz: A Blizzard of Activity
Despite the recent setbacks to the Build Back Better legislation in its current form, the fight for strong solar policy continues. We cannot afford to miss this crucial moment to build American jobs, strengthen the U.S. economy and fight climate change. As the Senate reconvenes, the clean energy industry will be at the ready to keep up the pressure and momentum needed to get this monumental legislation over the finish line. Congress needs to hear from you. Join SEIA for a webinar this Friday, January 7 at 2:00 PM ET to find out how you can get involved.
Solar Supply Chain Update – Trade & Manufacturing
The U.S. solar supply is facing a multitude of challenges. Ongoing tariff battles, customs enforcement, product availability and shipping delays, increased costs, and supply agreement uncertainty are all immediate priorities. And while we’re making progress on these issues, longer term solutions are required, including diversifying the supply chain by expanding domestic manufacturing.
Veteran Recruiting & Retention: Practical Strategies for a Veteran-Inclusive Workplace
As the solar industry continues its rapid growth, we must build back better to create a more diverse, inclusive, and resilient workforce. In order to reach the Biden Administration’s goal of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2035, the solar workforce must quadruple in size from 230,000 today to 900,000 workers in 2035.
Energy Poverty: Solar Solutions for Tribes
In partnership with Indigenized Energy Initiative
Energy Poverty: Solar Solutions for Tribes
In partnership with Indigenized Energy Initiative
Cybersecurity Summit: Securing Our Solar Future Today
Meet the Candidates for At-large Elected Members of the SEIA Board of Directors
Voting is now open to elect representatives to the SEIA Board of Directors for the 2022–2023 term, and each SEIA member company can cast one vote. SEIA's webinar on Friday, October 29th at 1:00 PM ET provides information on the voting process and learn about the background and qualifications of the At-large Elected Director candidates.
Allstate Member Benefits Webinar
Allstate Benefits presents: A webinar focused on evaluating your company health insurance benefits in the new year. We will be reviewing self- & level-funded health insurance policies for groups of up to 300 employees. We will review how they function in today’s health insurance landscape, and help evaluate if this is a good fit for your business’ insurance policy. Join Allstate Benefits & our agent, Marc Ballard, as we discuss employee benefits. Original Air Date: October 19, 2021
DEIJ Certification Program: Bronze Level and Beyond
Do you want to support diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) in the solar and storage industry, but don't know where to start? SEIA is releasing a brand-new tool next week for your company to make progress on DEIJ work and showcase your achievements in advancing diversity internally and externally. Join SEIA and Dana Sleeper from The Sleeper Group for a webinar to learn about the new DEIJ Certification Program and how your company can get involved in this critical work. Original Air Date: Thursday, October 14, 2021
Mind the Gap: Validating and Advancing the State-of-the-Art for Solar Energy Assessments
Accurate and certain energy assessments are essential to a thriving and sustainable solar industry. There is increasing awareness in the solar industry that energy assessments in recent years have overstated the expected production from solar projects on a preconstruction basis. Accurate energy assessments give confidence to stakeholders in projected production and return on investment for solar projects, ultimately leading to lower cost of capital and increased competitiveness for solar.