Hopefully everyone out there got through the last power outage without too much of a disruption to their workday. If you’re looking to improve your backup power solution check out our TechTonic Tuesday presentation from former director of the Tech Connection, Gil Mathew and his colleague Aron Martin. Last year he discussed basic backup solar options, drawing upon his experience as the founder of Plan It Solar.
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