This movie covers the solar energy industry, with perspectives from activists, front line workers, and political figures, in the US and internationally. It does it's best to be bipartisan, but the problem here is how partisan the pushback is that the industry faces - notably from neoconservatives fueled by, unsurprisingly, the oil industry.
Filmed in 2016, it is a little depressing to see how little we have advanced as a country, but the driving forces behind the need for solar are as pressing as ever: the high cost of gas from the Ukraine/Russia war, the Texas power grid failures, the fires in California, and so on.
The film was very cognizant of the failures of the American government to implement the programs necessary to TRULY get energy independence moving.
Filmed in 2016, it is a little depressing to see how little we have advanced as a country, but the driving forces behind the need for solar are as pressing as ever: the high cost of gas from the Ukraine/Russia war, the Texas power grid failures, the fires in California, and so on.
The film was very cognizant of the failures of the American government to implement the programs necessary to TRULY get energy independence moving.