# Nico Johnson

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973: 11 Years of SunCast: What Changed, What We Missed, What’s Next | Nico Johnson & Josh

After more than two decades working in clean energy and 11 years behind the mic at SunCast, Nico Johnson has had a front-row seat to an industry that looks radically different from the one he entered. For this anniversary episode, Nico is joined by his business partner, Josh Beck, who sha…

974: How to Make the Case for Solar + Storage to People Who Don’t Speak Energy

What if the difference between winning support and losing your audience isn’t better data, but knowing how to tell the story? In this episode, the tables are turned once again. SunCast host Nico Johnson is the guest this time, joining as a featured communications expert alongside some of …

975: Powerful Branding: How to Build a Brand Your Team Can Actually Use | Aimee Tuck

A strong brand should do more than make your company recognizable. It should help your people understand what the company stands for, who it serves, and how to make better decisions as the business grows. Aimee Tuck has spent more than 25 years helping clean energy companies do exactly th…

976: AI Can Pay 100X More for Power. Is This Clean Energy's Moment? | Hans Royal, David Siap, & Peter Kelly-Detwiler

AI is changing electricity demand faster than the grid was built to accommodate it. But the more interesting question may not be how much power data centers need. It may be what that electricity is worth to them. If AI workloads can economically justify power prices far above those of tra…

977: Solar + Farming, Part 1: How Solar Can Help Save American Farmland | Lauren Glickman

For years, the solar industry has defended development on agricultural land by arguing that solar can help keep farms in the family and protect them from more permanent forms of development. Lauren Glickman thinks the opportunity may be bigger than that. For nearly five years, Lauren has …

978: Solar + Farming, Part 2: How Developers Earn Lasting Community Trust | Lauren Glickman

Getting a solar project approved is one thing. Building enough trust that the community welcomes the next project is another. In this Part 2 of Nico Johnson’s conversation with Lauren Glickman, the focus shifts from what solar and agriculture can accomplish together to what developers mus…

979: The Scariest Question in Solar Finance: What If Your EPC Fails? | Gage Kellogg

Lenders spook easily. And for good reason. Their job is to protect capital, so a solar project can have solid economics, proven technology, and an EPC that knows how to build it, yet still hit a financing wall if the lender isn’t convinced the project will reach commercial operation when …

981: Know Before You Go: Your RE+ 2026 Game Plan

RE+ 2026 is almost here! Your calendar is filling up, the industry is getting ready to descend on Las Vegas, and it's time to make your game plan. How do you make the most of three days packed with meetings, new technology, old friends, and opportunities you might not even know exist yet?…

983: How GameChange Energy Built to Deliver at Scale | Phillip Vyhanek

An 800-megawatt solar project can require hundreds of truckloads of equipment. Deliver them too early, and materials overwhelm the site. Too late, and construction crews sit idle. At that scale, execution matters as much as the equipment itself. GameChange Energy has grown into the world'…

984: Is AI Creating Business Value? Five Questions to Ask Your Team | Abby Hopper & Glenna Wiseman

Your company may be using AI every day. But can you actually demonstrate the business value it's creating? At the recent WRISE Leadership Forum in Chicago, 84 senior women leaders gathered to compare notes on how AI is changing their organizations. What emerged was a revealing disconnect …