Building momentum for clean energy investment
A 75 megawatt acquisition along with a landmark financing solidify CleanCapital’s position as one of the leading owner-operators of C&I solar in the U.S. and a pioneer in clean energy finance.
Chief Executive Officer. Expert in clean energy finance, passion for leveraging technology and data to expand clean energy markets.
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A 75 megawatt acquisition along with a landmark financing solidify CleanCapital’s position as one of the leading owner-operators of C&I solar in the U.S. and a pioneer in clean energy finance.
Co-Founder of G2VP
Reposted from FinTek News, published 4/4/19. CleanCapital is sometimes described as a fintech company. While I’m not sure that label really suits us, it’s certainly true that my experience with fintech provided the ‘light bulb’ moment that led to founding CleanCapital. Today, technology underpins all that we do. Clean energy assets present enormous opportunity. Renewable […]
Their investment fuels our corporate growth and gives us new capital capacity for solar and storage acquisitions.
CEO of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation
Author of The Grid: The Fraying Wires Between Americans and Our Energy Future
We continued our growth as a company in 2018. At CleanCapital, we are working to revolutionize the clean energy market through simpler finance.
This year demonstrated our ability to execute on large, complex deals in the distributed clean energy space. Our technology-driven approach, coupled with access to dedicated capital, streamlines and expedites the due diligence and analysis, required for complex deals to close efficiently. We’re looking forward to continuing to develop a robust clean energy marketplace that provides opportunities for investors and access to capital for developers, through a platform that identifies, screens, and manages clean energy projects.
Founder and Partner at Spring Lane Capital
Head of Capital Strategies/Executive Director of Sustainable Finance at J.P. Morgan Chase
Co-Founder and CEO of Greenworks Lending