Catalyzing Energy Justice
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CATALYZING ENERGY JUSTICE SINCE 2018

Greenbound was originally established in Richmond, Virginia in late 2018 as a social network connecting clean energy and environmental professionals. The burgeoning clean energy workforce was growing throughout Virginia and land use was increasingly a contentious topic as more renewable energy resources were deployed. Greenbound became a hub for clean energy and environmental professionals to connect informally, bounce ideas around, and identify creative and sustainable solutions to land-use issues.

Now headquartered in Reno, Nevada, Greenbound has evolved into a bespoke consulting service providing insights and expertise to organizations of all sizes across the country committed to ensuring a Just Clean Energy Transition for all. Greenbound’s work is centered around helping our clients navigate, advance, and catalyze energy justice through our services.

Greenbound has served national and state-level trade associations, energy justice coalitions, weatherization service providers, program administrators, utilities, non-profits, and community-based organizations to meet their objectives and advance energy justice for the communities they serve.

Since 2010, our founder and principal has been focused on delivering climate and clean energy solutions to historically underserved and under-resourced communities. Reach out today to explore how our passion for catalyzing energy justice can support your organization and benefit the communities you serve.

 

Contact

☎ CONTACT

chase@greenbound.org

 

Services


Weatherization & decarbonization

Field services of all kinds are complex and there is no one right way to go about them. Braiding and leveraging the growing amount of funding sources adds to the complexity. Strike the balance between technical excellence, strategic service delivery, financial reporting, and stakeholder satisfaction across your portfolio of programs and services.


Operational Excellence

Whether managing a team with a singular focus or managing multiple cross-functioning teams, continuous iterative improvement will create new opportunities to expand organizational impact. Taking a step back to observe operations can help prioritize breakthroughs, reevaluate performance metrics, and create pathways to reinvigorate organizational direction.


DSM Program Planning

Utility companies benefit from weatherization provider services. Whether engaging with investor-owned electric or natural gas utilities, cooperatives, or municipal utilities, designing effective demand-side management programs meeting their specific interests while making them work for service providers and clients is key.


Capacity Building

Managing an organization is difficult, growing an organization while maintaining operations is even more challenging. Drawing in new talent while developing existing talent can be time and resource-intensive but critical to meeting the growing demand and opportunities for services directed toward low-to-moderate income households.


Policy-Implementation Nexus

Policy often aims to address market failures so until markets incentivize a just clean energy transition, then federal and state policies will continue to play a pivotal role. Engaging with policy shapers, legislators, and regulators informs policies leading to more optimal program designs for implementers and providers to execute.


Strategic Partnerships

As weatherization and decarbonization receive more attention and funding, other organizations are also increasingly aware of the benefits. Cultivating strategic partnerships with state, regional, and national partners and other diverse stakeholders can introduce new opportunities to complement services, diversify revenue, and expand impact more equitably.

 
 

 
 
...to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
 
 

 
 

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