Solar Energy International competitors

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Solar Energy International vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Solar Energy International	1991	3.8	Paonia, CO	1	$2.0M	284
Clean Energy Systems	1993	3.6	Rancho Cordova, CA	1	$250,000	7
Energy Resource Center	1979	3.6	Colorado Springs, CO	1	$5.0M	125
Relevant Solutions, Inc.	1965	4.4	Castle Rock, CO	12	$27.4M	350
EXPLORATION SERVICES	1997	3.8	Richmond, VA	1	$1.8M	26
Ksa	2018	4.1	San Diego, CA	1	$880,000	6
Alternative Energy	-	4.0	Denver, CO	1	$440,000	7
Spire	1857	4.8	Saint Louis, MO	5	$2.6B	3,296
Texas American Resources	1990	3.9	Austin, TX	1	$33.4M	30
Energy Systems	1933	4.1	Stockton, CA	13	$43.1M	1,001
Invenergy	2001	4.1	Chicago, IL	1	$620,000	7
Idm	-	4.1	Houston, TX	2	-	-
PetroGas	2014	3.2	Houston, TX	1	$166	5
StoneAge Waterblast Tools	1978	4.2	Durango, CO	1	$121.0M	50

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Solar Energy International salaries vs competitors

Compare Solar Energy International salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Solar Energy International	$71,141	$34.20	-

Compare Solar Energy International job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Solar Energy International	$89,369	$42.97
Idm	$99,276	$47.73
Invenergy	$93,911	$45.15
StoneAge Waterblast Tools	$91,002	$43.75
Relevant Solutions, Inc.	$90,434	$43.48
Ksa	$88,426	$42.51
Clean Energy Systems	$86,969	$41.81
Alternative Energy	$86,149	$41.42
Energy Resource Center	$85,526	$41.12
Spire	$85,141	$40.93
PetroGas	$82,537	$39.68
Energy Systems	$80,260	$38.59
EXPLORATION SERVICES	$77,014	$37.03
Texas American Resources	$75,123	$36.12

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Solar Energy International demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Solar Energy International vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Spire	57%	43%
Energy Resource Center	70%	30%
Invenergy	70%	30%
Clean Energy Systems	72%	28%
Solar Energy International	72%	28%

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Compare race at Solar Energy International vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Solar Energy International	61%	12%	10%	10%	6%	8.3
Spire	62%	15%	9%	9%	4%	9.9
Clean Energy Systems	58%	21%	8%	10%	4%	9.8
Invenergy	66%	15%	12%	5%	3%	9.3
Energy Resource Center	63%	14%	10%	11%	3%	8.3

Solar Energy International and similar companies CEOs

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Yu Huang

PetroGas

Suzanne Sitherwood

Spire

Suzanne Sitherwood is a VP:Gas Ops & Capacity Planning at Southern Company Gas, Board Member at Alcoa, and Chairman/CEO at Spire Missouri Inc. She has worked as President at Chattanooga Gas, Board Member at SPIRE INC, and President/CEO at SPIRE INC. Suzanne works or has worked as MEMBER at ATLANTA AIDS WALK, CHAIRMAN at St. Louis Regional Economic Development Alliance, and MEMBER at American Cancer Society. She studied at Brenau University and Southern College of Technology.

John M. Carte

Relevant Solutions, Inc.

Paul Bleiweis

Energy Systems

Keith L. Pronske

Clean Energy Systems

Michael Polsky

Invenergy

Kerry Siggins

StoneAge Waterblast Tools

Kerry Siggins is a Chief Executive Officer at Stoneage Inc. She has worked as Director:Operations at Stoneage Inc.

Howard Brooks

Energy Resource Center

Howard Brooks is a Chief Executive Officer at Energy Resource Center and is based in Colorado Area, Colorado Springs, Colorado. He has worked as New Customer Acquisition Manager at DELUXE CORP and VP/Chief Operating Officer at Pikes Peak United Way. Howard attended Webster University.