RENEW Energy Partners specializes in funding energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. There are many different technologies we install to make your buildings more efficient and reduce your energy bill. One strategy for significant savings is retrofitting your buildings to house thermal energy storage. Introduction Thermal Energy Storage (TES) is a technology that […]
RENEW Energy Partners specializes in funding energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. There are many different technologies we install to make your buildings more efficient and reduce your energy bill. With the rising costs of energy, a great way to do this is by installing a battery energy storage system (BESS). […]
RENEW’s blog Employee Profile series highlights our employees who make us great. This month we interviewed our diligent and creative business development associate, Nathan Montgomery. Q: How long have you worked for RENEW Energy Partners? A: I have been with RENEW since October 3rd, 2022. Q: What sort of work do you do for the […]
RENEW Energy Partners specializes in funding energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. There are many different technologies we can install to make your buildings more efficient and reduce your energy bill. The first place to start is calculating your organization’s Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Understanding Scope 1, 2, and […]
RENEW’s new blog Employee Profile series highlights our employees who make us great. This month we interviewed our talented and personable engineer leading our decarbonization projects in New York City, Charlie Tryon. Q: How long have you worked for RENEW Energy Partners? A: I have been with RENEW since September 2022. Q: What sort of […]
RENEW Energy Partners specializes in funding energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. A Master Service Agreement is the key to decarbonization as it allows us to provide and support various technologies to make your buildings more efficient and cut down on your energy costs. How can a Master Service Agreement be […]
RENEW Energy Partners specializes in funding energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. There are many different technologies we can install to make your buildings more efficient and reduce your energy bill. One strategy for significant savings is to upgrade your building envelope and insulation to prevent energy from escaping and being […]
RENEW’s new employee profile blog series will be highlighting our employees who make us great. This month we are featuring our ambitious and intelligent Business Development Lead, Alexandra Carroll. Q: How long have you worked for RENEW Energy Partners? A: I’ve been on the RENEW team since November of 2022. Q: What sort of work […]
RENEW Energy partners specializes in helping fund energy saving retrofits for your commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. There are many different technologies we can install to make your buildings more efficient and reduce your energy bill. One place to deliver significant savings is by reducing your water consumption with a water saving retrofit. Water […]
RENEW’s newest employee profile blog series features our employees who make us great. This month we interviewed one of our talented Project Engineers, Carter Kupchella. Q: How long have you worked for RENEW Energy Partners? A: I started with RENEW in December 2022. Q: What sort of work do you do for the company? A: […]
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Bio
Hubbard has more than 25 years of experience in the mutual fund and investment management industries. His background encompasses consulting, research and investment banking within the financial services sector.
Mason is a consultant advising clients on energy matters. He is a director of the California Clean Energy Fund, and served as chair of the Board of Governors of the California Independent System Operator from 2005 through 2010.
Previously, Mason was a partner of Nth Power, a venture capital firm focused on clean energy technology and founder and chairman of EnergyWorks LLC, a joint venture of PacifiCorp and Bechtel Group which provided combined heat and power to industrial firms in less developed countries, which was sold in 1998. From 1979 through 1994, Mason was CEO of PG&E Enterprises and other executive positions at PG&E, including executive vice president.
Prior to joining PG&E, he was in academia as Professor of Law at the University of Virginia, and as Director, International Relations, at The Rockefeller Foundation. He is author or co-author of ten books and numerous articles on international security issues and energy policy. During the Kennedy/Johnson administrations he was assistant general counsel of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, serving on U.S. delegations for nuclear arms control negotiations in Geneva and Vienna.
Mason has served as Senior Advisor, MIT Energy Innovation Project; Trustee, Winrock International; a member of the Advisory Councils of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Electric Power Research Institute; and a Director at Resources for the Future.
After college, Willrich served in the U.S. Air Force, including as a pilot in Strategic Air Command. Receiving a B.A., Phi Beta Kappa, from Yale University and a J.D., Law Review, from University of California, Berkeley, he was a Guggenheim Memorial Fellow in 1973.
Cary has led numerous major energy technology and energy service companies. He co-founded Excelergy Corporation and Econoler/USA, was a founding member of FPL Services and NSP Power Services and was an owner of Xenergy Inc. In addition, he has helped launch several other companies that developed, built and financed major energy cost reduction projects for utilities and commercial, industrial and institutional clients.
His past leadership positions include Chief Executive Officer, President and Chairman of Thermoenergy Corporation; Chief Executive Officer of ThermoEnergy Power Systems LLC; President of Castion Corporation; President and Chief Executive Officer of GreenFuel Technologies Corporation; Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Excelergy Corporation; President of KENETECH Energy Management; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Econoler/USA; and Vice President of Engineering and Operations of Xenergy.
In addition, Cary has served on numerous Boards of Directors of energy and investment related companies and has served as an advisor to many early stage companies. Mr. Bullock was named by Hart’s Energy Markets as one of the top 100 most influential industry leaders in the gas and electric industry in the 20th century.
He holds a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a BS in physics from Amherst College.
Prior to joining Renew Energy Partners, Michael was a solar developer for US SolarWorks, where he worked with Commercial and Industrial customers to reduce on-site electricity consumption through PV distributed generation projects in the New England area.
Michael was the first student at the University of Rhode Island to join the undergraduate Green Business dual degree program, which allowed students to receive degrees in both General Business and Environmental and Natural Resource Economics in four years. Here, he focused his studies in Sustainability and Green Markets.
While at The University of Rhode Island, Michael was selected for the Rhode Island Energy Fellow program. Through this fellowship, he worked with the Rhode Island Renewable Energy Fund and the Office of Energy Resources to develop the first Rhode Island Solarize program.
Ani received his Master’s Degree in Energy Systems from Northeastern University, where he worked as an Investment Analyst at Greentown Labs, served as President of the Energy System Society at NEU, and received the the Outstanding Student Leadership Award two years in a row.
Doug served as a special advisor to Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his office in the development of PlaNYC, the City’s sustainability plan, which commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent (while adding a million new residents) by 2030. Doug’s consulting firm, Serrafix, then worked with the Mayor’s staff to develop a detailed analysis of implementation challenges and recommended solutions. Serrafix has also worked with other cities throughout the nation on commercial and industrial sector energy efficiency strategies.
Prior to founding Serrafix, Douglas was Secretary of Commonwealth Development in the cabinet of Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, where he oversaw transportation, housing, environment and energy agencies with combined annual capital budgets of $5 billion and a total workforce exceeding 11,000. This unique position enabled him to put into practice policy approaches he developed over twenty-five years as head of the Conservation Law Foundation, New England’s premier environmental advocacy organization.
Doug holds a BS from Princeton University and JD from Harvard Law School.
Prior to RENEW, Charlie was at C-Quest Capital, LLC (CQC) a carbon finance business dedicated to originating and developing high-quality emission reduction projects that provide superior returns for investors and energy services to low-income communities in Africa, India and Latin America. Charlie helped launch CQC’s Global Cook Stoves Program.
Prior to C-Quest, Charlie was a principal at SCRC, an investment manager focusing on sustainable infrastructure (energy, waste and water), with an emphasis on emerging markets. Charlie also founded and scaled two social ventures, including Alternatives for Community & Environment (ACE), the largest environmental justice center in the Northeast, where he served as Co-Director until 1998 and on the Board until 2004. In 1998, Charlie founded the Urban Ecology Institute at Boston College, and served as its Executive Director until 2008. Charlie taught in the Environmental Studies Program at Boston College until 2010.
He has published numerous articles on environmental law, environmental justice and environmental policy. After graduating from Yale University and the University of Virginia School of Law, Charlie clerked on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Charlie is a recipient of the Echoing Green Fellowship and Barr Foundation Fellowship and was Editor-in-Chief of the Virginia Law Review.
Steve was President/COO for I-Group, LLC, a private family equity company with a portfolio of diverse businesses including a $1.8 billion real estate and infrastructure development joint venture with the Bahamian government.
Prior to I-Group, he was the executive leader of the emergency “Stem to Stern” Safety Review of the Boston Metropolitan Highway System project (“Big Dig”) mandated by law following a July 2007 tunnel ceiling collapse, reporting directly to Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts. Steve was tapped for that post while serving in the Governor’s cabinet as Secretary of Environmental Affairs.
Before going into state government, he was the Vice President for Project Development for Infrastructure Development Company LLC and Vice President of Operations for Intercontinental Energy Corporation, leading both operations and project development for a portfolio of independent power projects specializing in clean, efficient combined cycle natural gas fired power production facilities. Steve also previously worked as a Senior Engineer, Plant Engineering Supervisor and Operations General Supervisor for Constellation Energy.
He holds a BS in mechanical engineering from Northeastern University and an MBA in Finance from Loyola University in Maryland, and is a registered Professional Engineer.
