Green Bridge develops energy infrastructure responsibly, in partnership with local landowners and their communities.
Scroll to follow our end-to-end processCountry and Communities
We are listening. Reading governors' orders, statutes and utility-commission rules, six expectations come up again and again.
39 of 48 states expect or require it
Respecting communities is Step 0.
Land
Each point stands for thousands of parcels, spread by Census population.
Land
Local rules, incentives, the utility and where the community stands, for each technology under consideration.
Overlapping grids
X marks the spot. The right energy infrastructure today powers value tomorrow.
Fail fast, fail cheap
Finding the obstacles early reduces community friction while preserving capital discipline.
The project
Our process yields the right plan, one that works for the landowner, the community, the utility and the buyer at the same time.
The project
We bring our process to the property and coordinate with the landowner and community.
The project
Grid service, solar, battery storage and onsite generation, sized to the load and to the community around it, dispatchable as needed. Where a project can afford lower-emission technology, we design it in from the start.
The network
Equipment vendors, builders, operators, tenants, utilities and investors. They join a project already planned with its utility and its community.
The process
We find the right site, partner with its owner, work with its community and bring together everyone it takes to build the project.
How we deliver it
From raw land to powered, transactable sites. Proprietary technology supports a single team working in parallel across disciplines.
Origination, site control and partnership
Options, leases and site-specific development companies structured around the landowner's long-term interest.
Grid and onsite power
Utility studies and agreements in parallel with onsite power and its fuel supply, so capacity arrives when it is needed.
Community engagement
Local officials, the utility, the water provider and the neighbors hear from us first, before anything is announced.
Permitting and entitlements
Air, environmental and land use approvals, and the incentives that make projects work.
Fiber and water
Fiber from more than one carrier, and water confirmed before we commit to a site, with cooling to match.
Commercial transactions
Operator-ready data rooms, sales, leases and energy agreements, through to construction financing.
Leadership
Byrne Huddleston
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
15 years at GE Capital in commercial and leadership roles in structured finance and leasing. MBA, UNC-Chapel Hill.
Justin Sullivan
Co-Founder, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer
Led commercial teams across GE energy and financing units, including GE Renewable Hybrids and GE Power's Distributed Energy Solutions.
Adam Brown
Co-Founder and SVP, Development
Commercial real estate and utility-scale solar development, investment analysis and partnership structuring.
Adam McBride, CFA
Chief Financial Officer
15+ years in alternative investments, diligence, portfolio management and fund operations.
Nathan Putnam, PhD
Chief Technology Officer
Leads technology strategy and Keystone. Former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers researcher. PhD, UT Austin.
Austin Wruble
Chief Legal Officer
Legal, governance, policy and regulatory affairs. Formerly Latham & Watkins, Apex Clean Energy and BCG.
Josh Lehman
Hybrid Energy Products and Markets Leader
Battery storage modeling and commercialization. Formerly Relyion Energy and Stem. MBA, MIT.
Clay Siegert
Operations Leader
Partner supply chain and delivery, with 15+ years in high-tech and EV industries. MS, MIT.
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