Vice President, Power Plant Division at New Leaf Energy

Troy, New York, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Renewable Energy, Clean EnergyIndustries

Requirements

  • Experience suitable for a Vice President role with P&L responsibility in an IPP (Independent Power Producer) division within a clean energy developer
  • Ability to lead and manage a small team of 6-8 employees (with potential growth while maintaining efficiency)
  • Capability to balance internal and external resources, including building relationships with external service providers
  • Deep understanding of the development business (DevCo) and its leaders' problems/priorities, with ongoing collaboration skills
  • Skills to defend the IPP against adverse selection and ensure fair compensation and pricing for services/projects
  • Experience collaborating to raise capital for project financing
  • Expertise in overseeing high-quality, on-budget, on-time construction via EPC contractors and others
  • Ability to develop asset management strategies for operational projects
  • Proven track record in selling operating assets
  • Willingness to work in a hybrid environment from Lowell, MA; Boston, MA; Troy, NY; Oakland, CA; or Chicago, IL offices (in-office at least two of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday per week)

Responsibilities

  • Be accountable to the executive team and board for the profitable and efficient functioning of NLE’s IPP, owning the P&L
  • Complete the remaining work to fully stand up the IPP division
  • Manage 6-8 employees in the IPP division, keeping the team small and efficient
  • Find the appropriate balance of internal and external resources for IPP functions and build relationships with external providers
  • Collaborate with other NLE leaders and employees to ensure smooth cross-functional relationships, serving and strengthening the DevCo
  • Defend the IPP against subsidizing the DevCo, ensuring fair payment for services and good pricing for projects
  • Collaborate with IPP employees and the CEO to raise capital for project financing
  • Oversee high-quality, on-budget, on-time construction projects by hiring and managing EPC contractors and others
  • Develop the IPP’s asset management strategy for projects reaching commercial operation
  • Sell IPP assets to avoid accumulating a large portfolio and focus on profitable turnover

Skills

P&L Management
Renewable Energy Development
Project Finance
IPP Operations
Team Leadership
Power Plant Construction
Stakeholder Engagement
Clean Energy Projects
Asset Management
Profitability Analysis

New Leaf Energy

Develops solar and energy storage projects

About New Leaf Energy

New Leaf Energy focuses on developing solar and energy storage projects to promote the use of renewable energy. The company collaborates with local authorities and utilities to create projects that benefit system owners, who own the solar and storage systems, and offtakers, who purchase the energy produced. New Leaf Energy operates in various regions across the United States, including California, New England, New York, Illinois, and Maine. Unlike many competitors, New Leaf Energy emphasizes strong partnerships with landowners to secure project sites and fosters a positive work culture for its employees. The goal of New Leaf Energy is to accelerate the adoption of clean energy solutions for a sustainable future.

55 Technology Dr Suite #102, Lowell, MA 01851, USAHeadquarters
2022Year Founded
BUYOUT_LBOCompany Stage
EnergyIndustries
201-500Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Hybrid Work Options
Parental Leave
Professional Development Budget

Risks

Competition from Standard Solar may impact market share in Illinois.
Regulatory hurdles in Texas could challenge battery storage project expansions.
Dependency on partners like DSD Renewables may pose operational risks.

Differentiation

Spun off from Borrego, New Leaf Energy has a strong legacy in solar development.
Operates across diverse U.S. regions, enhancing its adaptability and market reach.
Focuses on partnerships with local authorities, ensuring community-aligned renewable projects.

Upsides

Growing demand for community solar projects boosts New Leaf's market opportunities.
Expansion into energy storage in Texas aligns with increasing storage demand.
Partnerships with FirstLight Power enhance grid reliability and sustainability.

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