Paul Carp

VP, Business Development

GreenBiz Group

Paul leads Business Development for GreenBiz and manages the Sales and Customer Success teams. For the past 20 years, Paul has deployed clean energy technologies with Pacific Gas & Electric, U.S. Department of Energy, Honeywell and FirstFuel. Prior to that, Paul served in the Peace Corps in West Africa and worked as a staff member for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Paul has a BA from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the Presidio Graduate School.

Empower businesses and communities to transform California’s electric grid

November 1, 2019

by Paul Carp

Communities and businesses, not just aging utilities, have solutions. It’s time to change antiquated policies and regulations that stand in the way.
- Utilities
- Risk & Resilience
3 trends forecasting fleet electrification from VERGE 18

November 7, 2018

by Paul Carp

Here's how we can fast-track electric vehicles across industry.
Big companies seek more holistic energy management

October 16, 2018

by Paul Carp

They also want better tools for collecting and understanding data, according to new research by GreenBiz and Siemens.
Hawaii's energy market is open for business — almost

June 14, 2018

by Paul Carp

You won't hear these conversations anywhere else.
- Renewable Energy
- VERGE Hawaii
Enter the electrification of everything

May 21, 2018

by Paul Carp & Elaine Hsieh

Getting planes, trains and automobiles, not to mention houses and commercial buildings, off fossil fuels will happen quicker than most people realize.
Guido Jouret of ABB: Where innovation meets automation

May 1, 2018

by Paul Carp

The CDO reveals innovations that include "putting software in things where software has never existed."
Circular water management: Still a drop in the bucket

February 5, 2018

by Paul Carp

For many large companies, water-related risks are still not a key factor in strategic decision-making.
Corporate renewable energy buyers remain undeterred

September 19, 2017

by Paul Carp

The vast majority of corporate energy purchasers plans to pick up the pace on renewables in the decade ahead, according to research by GreenBiz and Apex Clean Energy.