Visions of a self-sufficient energy future with solar panels on every household roof have been around for decades. But, it may take companies able to bring the full package of design, construction and financing to get more homeowners on board.
This week, we speak with Complete Solaria CEO Will Anderson.
Complete Solaria is the merger of two peer residential solar companies, Complete Solar and Solaria, that together announced a business combination with Freedom Acquisition I Corp. (NASDAQ:FACT) in October.
Will describes how the combined company will be poised to more efficiently cover existing white space in the US market, while Freedom I CEO Adam Gishen joins to discuss how the complex deal came together and why it stood out as the SPAC’s best opportunity in the current market.
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