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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2022 · 59 MIN

#6: Designing & implementing solar energy solutions | Talk with Richard Gabor - CEO @ reWATT

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Richard Gabor is the CEO at reWATT. He has been working in the Solar Energy sector for more than 4 years now with Solarity as a Chief Financial Officer and started reWATT in 2020. At reWATT, they are designing & implementing Solar Energy solutions for commercial entities to help with the reduction of CO2 emissions, reduction of electricity costs, and dependence on electricity supply. During this episode, we are talking about the story of reWATT and Solarity, what is the process to set up solar energy plants in factories, what’s the current status of the energy sector in the Czech Republic and Europe, how Richard managed his time to build this company, and other ventures, and which are the resources he uses to keep learning as an entrepreneur. - Feel free to follow Richard Gabor at his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardgabor/  - Also to know more about reWATT over here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rewattepc/ ---- To know more about Uppersky - you can follow us via Instagram or LinkedIn.

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