In this episode of Green Giants, host Wes Ashworth sits down with Tristan Grimbert, President and CEO of EDF Renewables North America, a leader in the renewable energy space for nearly two decades. Since joining EDF in 2004, Grimbert has driven the company’s remarkable 14-fold growth, overseeing a diverse portfolio of 18 GW of clean energy projects. This episode dives deep into how EDF Renewables tackles the energy sector’s biggest challenges, from grid reliability and offshore wind expansion to innovative electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions and energy storage.

Episode Highlights:

• Strategic Leadership in Clean Energy: Grimbert reflects on his 20 years at EDF Renewables, sharing key moments and decisions that shaped the company’s success in wind, solar, and energy storage. His unique perspective combines visionary goals with practical strategies for overcoming market obstacles.
• Technology-Agnostic Approach: EDF Renewables is technology-neutral, adopting solutions from solar, wind, EVs, and storage to address specific grid needs across North America. This adaptable approach allows EDF to support the grid’s transition to decarbonized energy with flexible, custom solutions.
• Expansion into Offshore Wind: Grimbert discusses EDF’s partnership with Shell in the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind project, aiming to power densely populated areas along the Atlantic coast. He shares insights on navigating complex permitting, supply chain challenges, and the importance of patient, strategic partnerships in building a sustainable offshore wind market.
• EV Charging as Grid Stability: Under Grimbert’s leadership, EDF Renewables has pioneered the integration of EVs as mobile storage units, using PowerFlex to deploy EV chargers, rooftop solar, and batteries. He explores how these technologies work together to stabilize the grid and meet the growing demand for clean energy across North America.
• Managing Supply Chain and Regulatory Challenges: Grimbert details EDF’s approach to supply chain resilience and political uncertainties. His “strategy by capillarity” philosophy focuses on pragmatic solutions and adapting to ever-evolving market conditions. He also discusses EDF’s contingency planning and the critical need for index pricing to manage risks over long project timelines.
• Company Culture and Retention: Known for fostering a strong company culture, Grimbert emphasizes transparency, collaboration, and innovation. He shares insights into how EDF has built a team that thrives in the fast-paced, challenging world of renewable energy.

Why Listen?

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in renewable energy innovation, sustainable leadership, or the evolving energy grid landscape. Tristan Grimbert’s experience and insights shed light on how EDF Renewables is adapting to market demands and leading the industry in creating a resilient, sustainable energy future.

Links:
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EDF Renewables North America

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In this episode of Green Giants, Bruce Stewart, CEO of Perch Energy, dives into how community solar is transforming the way we access and benefit from clean energy. With over two decades of leadership experience across telecom, technology, and energy, Bruce shares how his career evolution has prepared him to scale renewable solutions and make solar accessible for everyone. From renters and low-income households to businesses and municipalities, Perch Energy aims to democratize solar adoption by offering solutions that don’t require rooftop installations.

Bruce discusses how federal and state incentives, such as those in the Inflation Reduction Act, are driving industry growth. He emphasizes the importance of building customer trust, drawing on lessons from his time in telecom, and highlights how automation and seamless platforms are key to scaling solar adoption. This conversation also explores how community solar aligns with the rising demand from EVs, AI, data centers, and manufacturing. Bruce provides actionable insights into how Perch Energy balances economic growth with environmental impact, ensuring clean energy is both profitable and accessible.

Whether you’re an energy professional or simply curious about renewable energy’s potential, this episode offers a deep dive into leadership, innovation, and the future of community solar.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

• Why community solar is a game-changer.
• How Bruce Stewart’s background in telecom fuels Perch Energy’s growth.
• The role of policy and incentives in scaling community solar projects.
• Why customer care and trust are central to Perch Energy’s success.
• How community solar supports the growing energy demand from EVs and AI.

Timestamps

00:24 – Meet Bruce Stewart and his journey to renewable energy
04:34 – The power of past experience: From telecom to solar
09:41 – Building teams to drive energy transformation
16:47 – What sets Perch Energy apart in the solar space
21:43 – Making solar accessible to low-income communities
28:30 – The challenge of educating consumers on community solar
39:28 – Bruce’s take on future energy trends and innovations
44:51 – Closing thoughts: Bruce’s vision for renewable energy

Resources & Links

• Learn more about Perch Energy: perchenergy.com
• Connect with Bruce Stewart: Bruce Stewart on LinkedIn

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In this episode of Green Giants, host Wes Ashworth welcomes Rob Gramlich, founder and president of Grid Strategies LLC. With decades of experience in renewable energy and grid policy, Rob dives deep into the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the U.S. power grid.

Key Discussion Points:

1. The Grid’s Role in Renewable Energy Expansion:
   • Rob highlights how the grid is both a facilitator and a bottleneck for clean energy. As the energy landscape shifts towards higher renewable penetration, the need for smarter grid planning becomes more urgent.
2. Barriers to Grid Modernization: The Three P’s – Planning, Permitting, and Paying:
   • Planning: Coordinating transmission lines across multiple regions is complex and often lacks foresight.
   • Permitting: Linear infrastructure faces stiff resistance, both from local communities and bureaucratic hurdles.
   • Paying: With costs distributed across states, disagreements arise about who should bear the financial burden.
3. Grid Constraints and Interconnection Challenges:
   • Rob discusses the 2.6 terawatts of renewable energy waiting in interconnection queues, double the U.S.’s current capacity. He explains how outdated infrastructure limits clean energy integration and increases curtailments.
4. Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs):
   • Technologies like dynamic line ratings, topology optimization, and power flow control could unlock significant grid capacity by improving efficiency and reducing curtailments.
5. Utilities and Innovation Challenges:
   • The utility business model, which rewards large capital investments, sometimes discourages low-cost solutions like GETs. Rob underscores the need for regulatory incentives to push utilities toward adopting advanced technologies.
6. Legislative Updates and Policy Shifts:
   • With FERC initiatives like Order 1920 and potential permitting reforms in Congress, Rob remains hopeful for progress in grid expansion and modernization. He stresses the importance of bipartisan cooperation to achieve long-term energy goals.
7. Decentralized Energy Systems:
   • While microgrids provide resilience, Rob is skeptical about their potential for large-scale clean energy solutions, emphasizing the importance of macro-grid planning to handle high renewable penetration.
8. Outlook on Future Innovations:
   • High-voltage DC lines, advanced conductors, and clean firm power options like enhanced geothermal or long-duration storage are poised to shape the next phase of grid evolution.

Closing Thoughts:

Rob shares his optimism that national security concerns and economic development will drive bipartisan support for grid infrastructure. He encourages industry stakeholders to adopt innovative solutions and work collaboratively across sectors to overcome challenges.

Links:
Grid Strategies LLC
Rob Gramlich on LinkedIn

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth sits down with Lisa Jacobson, President of the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE), to explore the dynamic landscape of sustainable energy in America. With over 20 years of experience shaping energy and climate policy, Lisa provides expert insights into the latest trends in renewable energy, the role of policy in driving industry growth, and the vital collaboration between the private sector and policymakers.

Lisa highlights key takeaways from the 2024 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook, detailing record-breaking investments in renewable energy, energy storage, and decarbonization technologies like hydrogen and carbon capture. She discusses the growing importance of clean energy infrastructure, challenges surrounding energy demand, and the critical role of natural gas in the transition to net zero.

Throughout the episode, Lisa shares real-world examples of projects transforming communities, from battery gigafactories in Georgia to offshore wind developments in New York. She also dives into the role of traditional energy companies in the renewable energy transition, emphasizing the need for collaboration across industries to achieve climate goals.

The conversation wraps up with an outlook on future trends, including the rapid expansion of energy storage technologies and the necessity of workforce development and supply chain resiliency to meet the growing demand for clean energy.

This episode offers actionable insights for renewable energy leaders, policymakers, and anyone passionate about driving a sustainable future.

Show Notes:

Lisa Jacobson’s journey into the energy sector and leadership at BCSE (00:34)

The state of renewable energy: Key trends from the 2024 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook (03:08)

Record-breaking renewable investments and deployment in the U.S. (06:14)

The role of the Inflation Reduction Act and other policies in shaping the clean energy market (06:56)

Energy demand growth: AI, manufacturing, and data centers impact (09:15)

Natural gas and its role in the energy transition (19:38)

Real-world examples of renewable energy projects transforming communities (13:18)

Key focus areas for the industry: Supply chains, workforce, and policy (32:01)

Future outlook: Expansion of energy storage technologies and decarbonization (31:00)

The importance of bipartisan support for renewable energy policy (28:20)

Actionable advice for renewable energy leaders on navigating challenges and driving growth (34:23)

Resources Mentioned:

2024 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook
GTI Energy
American Gas Association

Connect with Lisa on LinkedIn
BCSE

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In this insightful episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth sits down with Ana Quelhas, Managing Director for Hydrogen at EDP Renewables. Ana dives into the critical role of hydrogen in the global push for decarbonization, focusing on renewable hydrogen’s potential to transform the energy landscape.

Ana shares how EDP Renewables is leveraging hydrogen technology to phase out fossil fuels and fully transition to renewables by 2030. She explains the strategic repurposing of coal power plants into renewable hydrogen hubs, how EDP is leading innovative pilot projects in Brazil and Portugal, and the pivotal importance of infrastructure, policy, and regulation to scale hydrogen projects globally.

Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of hydrogen’s role in decarbonization, why it's crucial for hard-to-abate sectors like steelmaking and transportation, and why hydrogen should not be considered a “silver bullet” for all energy needs. Ana also touches on the need for policies that support both hydrogen production and demand, emphasizing the long-term vision required to make hydrogen a reality in the clean energy transition.

Tune in to hear Ana Quelhas' expert insights on renewable hydrogen’s promise, the challenges that remain, and how EDP Renewables is at the forefront of pioneering this crucial energy solution for a sustainable future.

Key Topics Discussed:

• The role of renewable hydrogen in decarbonizing industries like steel and aviation
• How EDP Renewables is repurposing coal plants into hydrogen hubs
• The importance of policy and infrastructure in scaling the hydrogen economy
• Differences between renewable (green) hydrogen and non-renewable (gray) hydrogen
• The global hydrogen market: challenges, opportunities, and future projections
• How EDP Renewables is leading innovative pilot projects in Brazil and Portugal
• Why hydrogen is essential for hard-to-electrify sectors but not a "silver bullet" for all energy needs

Keywords: hydrogen, renewable hydrogen, green hydrogen, decarbonization, energy transition, EDP Renewables, Ana Quelhas, fossil fuel replacement, clean energy, hydrogen infrastructure, policy and regulation, hydrogen economy, climate change, sustainable energy

Links & Resources:

• Learn more about EDP Renewables’ hydrogen initiatives
• Follow Ana Quelhas on LinkedIn

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth sits down with Gabe Phillips, Founder and CEO of Catalyst Power, to explore the innovative solutions transforming how commercial and industrial (C&I) businesses access renewable energy. Gabe shares his extensive experience, from trading power at Sempra Energy to founding Catalyst Power, where he's addressing the often-overlooked middle market in the renewable energy sector. This conversation dives deep into the challenges C&I customers face when adopting clean energy solutions and how Catalyst Power is overcoming them with innovative business models that combine brown power with renewable solutions, all while delivering economic value.

Key topics discussed include the current renewable energy landscape, Catalyst Power's unique approach to addressing the middle-market gap, and the economic realities of renewable adoption. Gabe explains how Catalyst Power helps businesses with limited resources make the switch to clean energy, leveraging incentives, partnerships, and a multi-solution approach to ensure affordability and sustainability. Additionally, the episode explores misconceptions about renewable energy parity with fossil fuels and what changes are needed for better adoption across the U.S.

Whether you’re a business owner looking to go green, a renewable energy enthusiast, or simply interested in the latest trends shaping the industry, this episode provides actionable insights from a leader who is revolutionizing commercial clean energy.

Key Points:

• Gabe Phillips’ journey from energy trading to founding Catalyst Power.
• How Catalyst Power is closing the gap for middle-market commercial businesses in clean energy.
• The role of incentives and financial structures in making renewable energy viable for C&I businesses.
• Overcoming common objections from businesses hesitant to adopt clean energy solutions.
• The importance of simplifying energy procurement and providing bundled solutions to increase adoption.
• Why renewables aren’t truly at grid parity with fossil fuels without incentives.
• Catalyst Power’s geographic expansion plans and its future role in driving clean energy growth.
• How Catalyst Power is leveraging community solar, EV charging, and storage to maximize impact.

Show Notes:

• [00:24] Introduction to Gabe Phillips and Catalyst Power’s mission in renewable energy.
• [01:08] Gabe’s background in energy trading and the founding of Catalyst Power.
• [04:31] Addressing the middle market challenge and why Catalyst Power is targeting this overlooked sector.
• [06:36] Key challenges middle-market businesses face in adopting renewable energy.
• [14:26] Debunking the myth that renewables are at grid parity with fossil fuels.
• [19:50] Catalyst Power’s expansion into EV charging and storage solutions.
• [25:48] Lobbying efforts in New York and pushing for more rooftop solar incentives.
• [31:08] Overcoming common objections to renewable energy adoption.
• [34:54] Catalyst Power’s future goals and plans for growth in the renewable energy space.
• [37:27] Gabe’s outlook on the renewable energy market heading into 2025.

Catalyst Power
Gabe Phillips

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth interviews Julia McPherson, Community Relations Manager at EDP Renewables, to explore the vital role community relations play in the success of renewable energy projects. With over five years at EDPR North America, Julia has been at the forefront of bridging the rural-urban divide, depoliticizing renewable energy, and building trust with local stakeholders across the U.S.

Julia discusses her passion for using language and storytelling to connect people, which led her from traditional PR to renewable energy, where she now focuses on fostering strong relationships with communities. This insightful conversation dives deep into misconceptions about renewable energy, the challenges of community engagement, and the innovative strategies EDPR uses, including Community Relations Coordinators (CRCs).

Listeners will learn how renewable energy projects strengthen local economies and provide new opportunities for farming and agriculture. Whether you're in the industry or simply passionate about clean energy, this episode provides valuable insights into overcoming opposition and building trust for a sustainable future.

Key Takeaways:

• Why community relations are essential for renewable energy projects.
• How EDPR is depoliticizing renewable energy in rural communities.
• The importance of listening and understanding community values.
• How renewable energy can coexist with farming and agriculture.
• Practical strategies to overcome misinformation and local opposition.
• The role of CRCs in strengthening ties with local communities.
• Real-life examples of face-to-face engagement leading to project success.

Show Notes:

• (00:24) – Introduction to Julia McPherson, her journey into renewable energy.
• (01:52) – Why Julia transitioned from PR to renewable energy.
• (03:06) – The importance of community relations in renewable energy.
• (04:27) – Challenges in depoliticizing renewable energy and building trust.
• (06:24) – Messaging strategies for bridging the rural-urban divide.
• (10:29) – Aligning renewable energy projects with local values.
• (15:00) – Addressing concerns about renewable energy’s impact on farming.
• (19:12) – Common health and environmental concerns and how EDPR addresses them.
• (25:46) – Importance of face-to-face engagement with communities.
• (28:01) – EDPR’s Community Relations Coordinator (CRC) program.
• (30:54) – Debunking major misconceptions about renewable energy.
• (36:02) – Julia’s work with Stanford’s Uncommon Dialogues on Energy.
• (38:30) – Future trends and tips for improving community relations in the industry.

Links:

• EDP Renewables NA: https://www.edpr.com/north-america/
• Julia McPherson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-hall-mcpherson/

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth speaks with Aviv Shalgi, CEO and Cofounder of Solar Simplified, about his journey from tech entrepreneur to renewable energy innovator. With a focus on simplifying the complex world of community solar, Aviv explains how his company is making solar energy more accessible and affordable for both consumers and developers.

Aviv highlights key challenges faced by community solar developers, such as high customer acquisition costs and regulatory complexities. He offers insights into how Solar Simplified's platform addresses these pain points by reducing upfront costs, managing customer churn, and guaranteeing full collections—making it easier for developers to focus on building projects. Aviv also discusses regulatory hurdles in various states and how collaboration within the industry is driving policy changes that will help community solar scale more effectively.

Tune in to learn how Solar Simplified is not only transforming the customer experience but also empowering developers by reducing risks, simplifying project management, and improving financial performance.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Aviv Shalgi’s Journey: From tech entrepreneurr to launching Solar Simplified.
2. Empowering Developers: How Solar Simplified minimizes risks for developers by eliminating upfront acquisition fees, providing full collection guarantees, and simplifying customer churn management.
3. Reducing Complexity: Strategies to make community solar simpler for both developers and consumers.
4. Regulatory Challenges: Overcoming inconsistent state regulations and advocating for policies that benefit the industry.
5. Improving Subscriber Experience: Automating customer sign-ups and cutting down unnecessary steps to increase conversion rates and trust.
6. Scaling Community Solar: The future of community solar in the U.S. and the importance of expanding into more states with supportive regulatory environments.
7. Advice for Developers: How developers can push for better service and lower costs in their community solar projects.

Notable Quotes:

• “We’re simplifying solar for developers by removing upfront customer acquisition costs and taking on the risk of churn and collections.” – Aviv Shalgi
• “This industry will grow when we simplify the process for everyone involved—developers, subscribers, and even the utilities.” – Aviv Shalgi

Resources Mentioned:

• Solar Simplified: https://www.solarsimplified.com/
• Related Episodes: https://leegroupsearch.com/podcast/green-giants-episode-10/

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/avivshalgi/

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth sits down with Dr. Gabriela Bunea, the Chief Solar Innovation Officer at GAF Energy, to explore her groundbreaking work on the world’s first nailable solar shingle. With over 20 years of experience in solar and microelectronics, Dr. Bunea shares the journey behind developing the Timberline Solar Energy Shingle, which merges traditional roofing with cutting-edge solar technology.

Dr. Bunea discusses the challenges her team faced while rethinking solar from a roofing perspective and explains why the solar roof of the future is designed to be installed by roofers, not electricians. By focusing on roofer-friendly innovations and simplifying the installation process, GAF Energy’s solar roof has the potential to make solar energy as common and easy as replacing an asphalt roof. Dr. Bunea also touches on the rigorous testing and certification process required to ensure the roof’s durability and efficiency in all climates.

Throughout the conversation, Dr. Bunea emphasizes how innovation in solar technology is reshaping the future of renewable energy, with the potential to make solar roofs a standard part of every home. She discusses GAF Energy’s expansion, including the opening of their second manufacturing facility in Georgetown, Texas, and how scaling up operations is crucial to meeting the growing demand for solar roofing.

Tune in to hear Dr. Bunea’s inspiring insights on what it takes to turn a vision into a reality, the future of solar in residential markets, and how GAF Energy is positioned to lead the charge in transforming the roofing industry into a renewable energy powerhouse.

Key Quotes:

• “We approached the product from a roofing perspective, not from a solar perspective. That’s what makes Timberline Solar different.”
• “If you want solar to be mainstream, it has to be as easy to install as a roof—and that’s exactly what we’ve done.”
• “My hope is that one day, putting a solar roof on your home will be as common as buying a smartphone—it’s not just a choice, but a necessity.”

Show Notes:

• Introduction to Dr. Gabriela Bunea – Chief Solar Innovation Officer at GAF Energy (00:01)
• Dr. Bunea’s Background – From Romania to Silicon Valley: A journey into solar innovation (00:38)
• What is a Solar Roof? – Explaining the game-changing Timberline Solar Energy Shingle (04:51)
• The Roofer’s Perspective – Why thinking like a roofer revolutionized solar installation (11:12)
• Challenges and Breakthroughs – Overcoming design and certification hurdles (13:59)
• Scaling Up – Opening GAF Energy’s second manufacturing facility in Texas (22:52)
• Looking Ahead – The future of solar roofing and making solar a household necessity (26:43)
• Dr. Bunea’s Vision for the Industry – Transforming the solar roof from a want to a need (27:05)
• Closing Thoughts – Dr. Bunea’s legacy and advice for those in renewable energy (42:19)

Don’t miss this deep dive into how GAF Energy is revolutionizing solar roofing and what it means for the future of clean energy! Subscribe now and share this episode with anyone passionate about solar innovation.

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In this episode of Green Giants: Titans of Renewable Energy, host Wes Ashworth sits down with John Berger, Chairman, President, and CEO of Sunnova Energy, to explore how Sunnova is revolutionizing the power industry with its visionary approach to energy independence. With over two decades of experience, John shares his insights on the future of renewable energy, the critical role of consumer choice, and how decentralizing power systems can reshape the energy landscape.

John Berger discusses Sunnova’s mission to empower homeowners with reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions. He delves into the challenges of competing against entrenched utility monopolies and explains why the traditional power grid model is outdated. As Sunnova continues to innovate with solar and storage technologies, John reveals how the company is driving a shift towards a more resilient and decentralized energy system—one that mirrors the transformative impact of the internet.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the current energy crisis, the importance of consumer choice in the energy market, and how Sunnova is positioned to meet the growing demand for clean energy. Whether you’re an energy professional, a homeowner, or simply curious about the future of renewable energy, this episode offers valuable insights from one of the industry’s leading voices.

Show Notes:

• Introduction: Wes Ashworth introduces John Berger, highlighting his extensive experience in the power industry and his role as a pioneer in renewable energy.
• John Berger's Journey: A look at John’s career path, from his early days in power trading to founding Sunnova, and his inspiration for starting the company.
• Decentralizing Power: John explains how Sunnova is working to decentralize the power grid, making energy more like the internet—flexible, resilient, and consumer-driven.
• The Role of Consumer Choice: An exploration of why consumer choice is critical in today’s energy market and how Sunnova empowers customers to control their energy future.
• Energy Independence: John discusses Sunnova’s dedication to providing energy independence through solar, storage, and load management solutions.
• Overcoming Challenges: Insights into the challenges Sunnova faces in competing with utility monopolies and how the company continues to innovate in a competitive environment.
• Predictions for the Future: John’s predictions for the energy industry over the next decade, including the rise of solar and storage technologies and the growing importance of microgrids.
• Call to Action: Encouragement for listeners to explore Sunnova’s offerings and take control of their energy future.

Key Quotes:

• "The future of power looks more like the internet—decentralized, resilient, and driven by consumer choice."
• "We are here to empower consumers, offering them the freedom to choose a better, more reliable energy service."
• "As the demand for power increases, solar and storage will play a critical role in meeting energy challenges and reducing emissions."

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