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Sunnova announced the appointment of Paul Mathews to Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately.

Soltec has appointed Mariano Berges as the COO of the Soltec holding company. With over 20 years of experience, Berges has held various positions in renewable energy companies since 2005.

New Energy Equity, national developer and financier of community and commercial solar projects, welcomed Jackie Chambers to its leadership team as chief investment officer. Chambers will be responsible for shaping project finance strategy and the execution of monetizing and financing New Energy Equity’s pipeline of projects.

Boston-based solar and energy storage developer BlueWave announced that James Haley to the role of CFO and a as a member of their senior executive team. He will be leading BlueWave’s finance, treasury, and accounting operations and brings with him a background in financial leadership at both private and public companies in the manufacturing, biotechnology, and technology industries.

The board of trustees of the Puerto Rico Green Energy Trust appointed Nellie M. Gorbea Díaz as its first President and chief executive officer. The Puerto Rico Green Energy Trust is an independent, nonprofit organization created to foster and fund research, development and infrastructure projects that promote clean and renewable energy in Puerto Rico.

Jupiter Power LLC, a leading developer and operator of grid scale energy storage, appointed Jesse Campbell as its new chief financial officer (CFO). Jesse brings a wealth of experience in financial management and executive leadership, making him a valuable addition to Jupiter Power’s team.

Jobs provided by EnergeiaWorks:

  • Rick Kilbourne started a new position as vice president, community solar project origination and development at SolarStone Partners, LLC
  • Leo Fajardo started a new position as director of project development at 174 Power Global
  • Robb Jetty started a new position as chief executive officer of REC Solar
  • Spiros Corcokios started a a new position as vice president of business development at Prevalon

 

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