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SOLAR COASTER: The Untold Story of the Solar Industry and One Man's Journey Leading with Soul

  • Jul 27
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 28

5 Star Review


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Editorial Book Review:

By Sonia Thomas


Jared Schoch didn't set out to write a business book. He set out to tell the truth about an industry that has been running on hype, hope, political weather, and sheer stubborn belief for two decades, and to make sense of what it cost him personally to stay in it through all of that. SOLAR COASTER is the result, and it is one of the most honest and necessary books about clean energy leadership you are likely to read.


The title earns itself immediately. The US solar industry has never been a smooth ride. It has been boom and bust cycles, policy reversals that wiped out years of progress overnight, supply chain chaos, political headwinds that shifted without warning, and moments of genuine breakthrough that felt almost impossible to believe after everything that came before. Schoch was inside all of it, from early roles at SunEdison and SOLON Corporation through founding TurningPoint Energy, and he writes about the experience with the particular clarity of someone who survived it without pretending it was easy.


What makes the book stand apart from the crowded shelf of clean energy memoirs is the spiritual dimension Schoch refuses to separate from the business narrative. Not in a vague, feel-good way, but in the specific, practical sense of a man who discovered that the only way to make clear decisions in genuinely chaotic markets was to lead from something deeper than strategy or market analysis. How spiritual clarity guided bold decisions and sustained hope through chaos is not a subtitle chosen for marketing purposes. It is the actual story of how he made it through.


The result is a book that speaks to entrepreneurs, energy professionals, climate advocates, and anyone who has ever tried to build something meaningful in an environment that kept changing the rules underneath them.


For anyone trying to understand where the solar industry has been, where it is going, and what it actually takes to lead through that kind of sustained uncertainty, this is the book that finally tells the full story.


 
 
 

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