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About the Episode:
Nobel Chang of Palladium Energy shares his transition from real estate to renewables. He provides valuable insights on "failing forward," securing team buy-in, and overcoming obstacles. Chang emphasizes the importance of flexibility, people-centric project management, and the opportunities in global markets. He also unveils the three pillars of solar development and the spark that launched his clean energy venture.
Key Takeaways:
Failing Forward: Embrace mistakes as learning opportunities to improve future performance in the fast-paced clean energy industry.
The Art of the Pivot: Understand the importance of flexibility and the ability to change strategy when conditions demand, particularly when leading a team through unanticipated challenges.
International Project Development: Understanding that project development is a people business, Nobel's international success highlights the pivotal role of forging meaningful connections, cultural awareness, and effective negotiation in opening new opportunities in the global clean energy sector.
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ABOUT THE HOST OF SUNCAST:
Nico Johnson is the creator and host of SunCast, consistently rated a top solar podcast in the clean energy sector. The content of the show is geared towards listeners looking for insights on where the markets are headed, how to position themselves or their companies, and what today's market leaders do to stay ahead of the pack.
Nico is an Investor, Executive Coach, and 16-year veteran of the solar industry, having led development in the US and Latin America for global companies like Trina Solar and Conergy.
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