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  2. John Schaeffer (environmentalist) - Wikipedia

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    John Schaeffer was born November 9, 1949, in Los Angeles, California.He is an American environmentalist, author, entrepreneur, and the founder and president of Real Goods, a sustainable lifestyle catalog and Real Goods Solar, a solar electric system installation business in California and Colorado.

  3. Real Goods - Wikipedia

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    Deri has stated that "As a teenager, I actually remember reading the Real Goods catalog and Solar Living Sourcebook and being inspired by them." [ 10 ] All sales and customer support personnel from Real Goods were retained by altE during the acquisition and continue to promote, sell, inventory, ship, and support solar energy and energy storage ...

  4. Real Goods Solar - Wikipedia

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    Real Goods Solar Inc. OTCQX: RGSE was a publicly traded residential solar power integrator doing business as RGS Energy. [2] The company established its roots as a provider of sustainable lifestyle products through its retail division, dating back to 1978, when it sold some of the first retail solar panels in the United States of America.

  5. Tom Cotter (environmentalist) - Wikipedia

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    In 1997, he was ordained clergy at First Christian Church in Napa, California.He served as a pastor at Clovis Christian Church in Clovis, California, from 1996 to 2006.. From 2006 to 2015, Cotter worked in sales leadership in the U.S. Photovoltaic Industry, starting at ReGrid Power, which was later acquired by Real Goods Solar.

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  7. Off-the-grid - Wikipedia

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    Grid-connected buildings receive electricity from power plants, which mainly use natural resources such as coal and natural gas as energy to convert into electrical power. 2017's breakdown of world energy sources [6] shows that the globe, mainly dependent on grid power, uses a majority of non-renewables, while popular renewables such as solar PV and wind power are a small portion.