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Employee Spotlight: Tom Robinson
At SolBid, our team is comprised of hardworking individuals, each with their unique story. Today, we are delighted to spotlight Tom Robinson, one of our Account Executives.
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Employee Spotlight: Isaac Goldings
At SolBid, our team consists of hard-working individuals, each with their own unique story. Today, we're delighted to shine a spotlight on Isaac Goldings, one of our talented Software Engineering Interns.
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Employee Spotlight: Pooja Ramakrishnan
At SolBid, our team consists of hard-working individuals, each with their own unique story. Today, we're delighted to shine a spotlight on Pooja Ramakrishnan, one of our talented Software Engineering Interns.
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What Does the Latest Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion Mean for Clean Energy?
This Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology. Experts have been working on developing a safe, effective way to perform nuclear fusion for 80 years, and a group of scientists in California finally discovered how to harness nuclear fusion in a way that produces more energy than it takes to create.
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SolBid Spotlight: Andres Henriquez
SolBid, Inc. is composed of hard-working individuals, each with their own unique story. Today, we are putting the Spotlight on Andres Henriquez, Software Engineer here at SolBid.
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A Brief History of Solar
Solar energy has an interesting history with its first, more primitive uses being as early as the 7th century B.C. The photovoltaic effect was discovered in the year 1839 by French Scientist Edmond Becquerel. Photovoltaic technology as we know it today was officially born in 1954, when Daryl Chaplin, Calvin Fuller, and Gerald Peterson developed the first silicon photovoltaic cell at Bell Labs. Solar panels have come a long way since their invention and have advanced tremendously in recent years.
