Forbes calls SunShare "one of the nation's leading developers of community solar, in which communities chip in the cost of building a solar installation on underutilized land, then share in the power generated."
Amster-Olszlewski spoke on the topic of innovation as part of a round-table discussion with KRCC in 2012, saying, "Innovation is thinking outside of the box, and then having the persistence to bring the ideas that you found outside of the box into the reality that we all live in, and making those changes happen."
SunShare is currently headquartered in Denver, with solar gardens in Colorado and Minnesota.
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