Soltage is a company started up several years ago by several Yale students who were seeking to help businesses and institutions save on their energy costs through fixed rate pricing for clean renewable energy – solar power.
Recently featured on the Sundance Channel, Soltage founders Jesse Grossman (CEO) and Vanessa Stewart (COO) are forging a new solutions pathway for helping people save on their energy costs.
"Teaming up with Soltage allowed me to save money on operating costs and contribute to a sustainable future without having to pay anything upfront," says Mike Albert, owner of Pilgrim City Furniture.
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Support for Your Environmental Venture
If you need support bringing your business idea to reality, then visit the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute. If you want to enter your business plan into the Y50K Business Plan Competition, then visit the Yale Entrepreneurial Society. If you are an entrepreneur interested in getting practical information you can use to fine-tune your business plan, then check out FastTrac TechVenture being offered through the Connecticut Technology Council.
If you are interested in entering your business plan into other intercollegiate competitions, then visit the Samuel Zell & Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies.
If you want to enter the Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship, then visit the Skoll Foundation.
Funding for the Sabin Prize Series was made possible by a generous grant from the Andrew Sabin Family Foundation.
This event is organized in collaboration with LaunchCapital and the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund.
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