About Next Wave Energy
Our Principals
Our Principals
Our Principals
Our principals and partners come from diverse disciplines bringing decades of experience in evaluating and managing project opportunities in real estate and green energy.
Our Mission
Our Principals
Our Principals
Identifying the best projects and opportunities on a nationwide basis Providing the highest returns in real estate and green energy Enhancing returns to investors by structuring projects to maximize use of new federal, state and local incentives on integrated solutions, adding 20 to 30% greater profit margins over traditional construction with active building envelope.
Our Philosophy
Our Principals
Our Philosophy
We partner with the highest quality real estate developers and energy, biofuel, and cleantech innovators to build and scale. Our team provides access to both equity and debt financing. With collective expertise and deep industry relationships in energy, real estate, finance and compliance spanning a collective 60+ years, our team has a track record of best in class, profitable, performing deals.
Market Opportunity
The global energy crisis of the past several years has added new urgency to accelerate clean energy transitions and highlighted the key role of renewable energy. With new applications of proven technology and new tax and renewable energy credits, healthy returns on investment for real estate projects utilizing green energy and projects producing green energy are now at hand. Integrated solar, hydrogen and battery storage can provide reliable power and a beautiful aesthetic to high rises, residential and commercial projects. New capacity for generating electricity and reducing the carbon footprint from solar, biofuels, and other renewables increased to record levels worldwide in the past two years and is accelerating as projects continue to take advantage of new government incentives, and renewables’ energy and climate benefits, including the EV market and battery technologies. Aggressive state legislation to drive utilities to install renewable energy generation has created renewable energy credit markets that have achieved outsized returns for any project integrating renewable energy in those states. The world added a record 295 gigawatts of new renewable power capacity in the previous year, overcoming supply chain challenges, construction delays and high raw material prices, according to the International Energy Agency's (IEA’s) Renewable Energy Market Update Report. Global capacity additions are expected to rise to 320 gigawatts – equivalent to an amount that would come close to meeting the entire electricity demand of Germany or matching the European Union’s total electricity generation from natural gas. Solar PV alone is on course to account for 60% of global renewable power growth, followed by wind and hydropower.
