Energy, Utilities & Water  April 7, 2015

Solar industry trade association elects board of directors

BOULDER — Several executives from solar-energy firms in the Boulder Valley have been elected to the Boulder-based Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association’s board of directors.

John Bringenberg, a faculty member of EcoTech Institute in Aurora, was elected board president for the nonprofit trade association. Other officers elected include Taylor Henderson, vice president, with DOW Solar; Kristina Sickles, secretary, Denver-based Grid Alternatives, and Ski Milburn, treasurer, Boulder-based VAIREX air systems.

Board members elected include Cynthia Christensen, Boulder-based Namaste Solar; Roger Freeman, Davis Graham & Stubbs in Denver; Willie Mein, Boulder-based Custom Solar; Nick Perugini, Louisville-based Bella Energy, Todd Steward, Boulder-based Solar Power Financial, Tom Hunt, Clean Energy Collective, based in Carbondale with an office in Louisville, and T.J. Slocum, a solar industry professional.

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BOULDER — Several executives from solar-energy firms in the Boulder Valley have been elected to the Boulder-based Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association’s board of directors.

John Bringenberg, a faculty member of EcoTech Institute in Aurora, was elected board president for the nonprofit trade association. Other officers elected include Taylor Henderson, vice president, with DOW Solar; Kristina Sickles, secretary, Denver-based Grid Alternatives, and Ski Milburn, treasurer, Boulder-based VAIREX air systems.

Board members elected include Cynthia Christensen, Boulder-based Namaste Solar; Roger Freeman, Davis Graham & Stubbs in Denver; Willie Mein, Boulder-based Custom Solar; Nick Perugini, Louisville-based Bella Energy, Todd Steward, Boulder-based Solar Power Financial,…

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