Go Solar
Why Clean Energy Became Personal
For me, this work didn’t start with solar.
It started with responsibility.
I grew up deeply connected to the ocean and the natural world. Over time, I watched places I loved change, often in troubling ways. Coral reefs are disappearing. Ecosystems under stress. Communities are becoming more vulnerable. At the same time, I saw how short-term thinking in business and policy often ignored the long-term consequences for people and the planet.
That disconnect stayed with me.
I’ve always believed we should be able to live well, build meaningful careers, and support our families without compromising the future. Clean energy became one of the clearest ways to align values with action.
Family, Community, and the Long View
At the heart of my “why” is a commitment to the next generation.
Every decision we make today shapes the world our children inherit. Clean energy gives us an opportunity to model responsibility, curiosity, and long-term thinking, not as an abstract idea, but through everyday choices.
This work isn’t about ideology.
It’s about stewardship.
A Practical Path Forward
Solar is not just about technology.
It’s about choice, resilience, and participation.
Clean energy provides a tangible way to reduce dependence on outdated systems, lower environmental impact, and help shape a more sustainable future. It allows homeowners and communities to be contributors, not just consumers.
What matters to me is keeping this work grounded. Clean energy should be accessible, understandable, and rooted in trust, not fear or pressure. Progress happens when people feel informed and empowered.
Community Over Transactions
What has kept me engaged in this space is the people.
Clean energy works best when it’s community-driven. I’m proud to work alongside homeowners, advocates, and professionals who believe energy should be transparent, fair, and designed to serve people, not just systems.
Whether someone participates as a homeowner, an ambassador, or a team member, the goal is shared benefit, shared learning, and shared responsibility.
How You Can Be Part of This
Become an Ambassador
If you care about clean energy, community education, and long-term environmental responsibility, becoming an ambassador is a powerful way to contribute. Ambassadors help share trusted information, support conversations, and encourage thoughtful participation.
Get Solar for Your Home
If you’re a homeowner, solar can be a practical step toward energy resilience and reduced environmental impact. I help people explore whether solar makes sense for their home and goals, with clarity, transparency, and no pressure.
Join Our Team
If you’re drawn to meaningful work that supports sustainability and community impact, there are opportunities to get involved. I mentor people from diverse backgrounds who want to contribute to the clean energy transition while growing personally and professionally.
Let’s Talk
- david@davidsteel.org