Solar on a Budget

Green Lightning Energy's co-founder/CEO and director of sales share how the company grew from humble beginnings to becoming B-Corp certified

August 15, 2025

Amanda Andrews,

From setting up solar panels for staff’s mothers to building a B-Corp-certified solar company, Jason Plant and Miles Drum of Green Lightning Energy share their company’s origins and what it took to build a new solar service business model.

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