How to Stabilize Brazil’s Power Grid and its Economic Future
As someone who has developed more than $2 billion in distributed energy projects, I’ve learned that countries scale energy infrastructure faster when they engineer bankability.
Ty Eldridge
Ty Eldridge is CEO and Chairman of Brasol, a leading private operator and developer of energy transition infrastructure in Brazil, supported by Siemens and BlackRock. He previously founded Shift Energy, one of the largest distributed solar companies in Japan, and serves as a director of Empower, a non-profit focused on community solar. His work focuses on the intersection of energy transition and capital markets in emerging economies. Ty holds a degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and has pursued executive coursework at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School.