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Nexamp named Chris Clark as chief development officer. Clark has been with Nexamp for more than a dozen years, most recently as SVP of business development.

EV infrastructure finance company TeraWatt Infrastructure named West Owens as SVP of finance and structuring and David Schlosberg as VP of solutions. Owens will be responsible for setting the capital strategy and execution for TeraWatt, including creating deal structures, nurturing relationships with and managing investors, and building out a financing platform. He previously was VP of structured finance at SolarCity and also served as CFO and COO at Advanced Microgrid Solutions. Schlosberg will spearhead the definition and development of custom charging energy solutions for TeraWatt’s customers. Previously, he served as the head of eMobility energy services for Enel X North America. Prior to that, he was a principal energy market analyst within Google’s Access & Energy division and held project development and regulatory affairs roles at BrightSource Energy.

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PosiGen named Naren Yendluri as chief technology officer. Yendluri has held several leaderships positions at Hewlett Packard, Autodesk, and most recently as SVP of engineering and technology at Sunrun.

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association named Hill Thomas as VP of legislative affairs. Thomas previously served as NRECA’s legislative affairs director. Before joining NRECA, he served on the congressional staffs for Reps. John Barrow and Gwen Graham.

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