Nate Owen | Source | Founder and CEO at Ampion
Nate Owen
Nate is the Chief Executive Officer at Ampion. Through his expertise and innovative strategies, he has led Ampion to provides easy access to locally-produced solar energy, including businesses like breweries, coffee shops, and restaurants participate in renewable energy through community solar projects. Nate founded Ampion at a small coffee shop in Bar Harbor Maine, but eventually moved its HQ to Boston, MA, to jump on Massachusetts’ budding community solar program and to be closer to a larger consumer base. He can speak to a variety of topics, including: how a distributed generation management program allows developers to focus on making more solar farms a reality; strategies used to navigate the ever-changing landscape of tax incentives, credits, and regulations; and insight into how the fast-growing industry looks different state-by-state.
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Ampion (https://ampion.net/)
Founder and CEO
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Maine's energy future should include improved net energy billing system
“Maine’s position only reinforces the need for alternative energy sources like solar, small hydro, batteries, fuel cells, and wind, all of which can be installed in-state and don’t rely on fuels with volatile prices.”
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Piecing together the community solar puzzle
The community distributed generation industry is growing and changing – fast. Here’s how stakeholders and utilities can keep up, writes Nate Owen, CEO of Ampion.
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Wendy's makes game-changing announcement about major update for restaurants across country: 'We are excited'
Wendy's is making a push toward sustainability with a new solar energy partnership.
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By bundling Green-e Energy certified RECs with traditional community solar savings, Ampion is helping businesses streamline their renewable energy efforts. Ampion+ provides a huge benefit to corporate subscribers, and also to solar developers, who can rely on the stability of additional anchor subscribers for their community solar sites.
