Senior Vice President Capital Markets, Investments & Strategy; Renewable Energy and Solar

Senior Vice President Capital Markets, Investments & Strategy (Renewable Energy and Solar)

New York, United States | Posted on 09/22/2026

Job Title: Senior Vice President Capital Markets, Investments & Strategy

Department: Finance

Location: TBD

Salary Range: $240,000 – $260,000 US

Bonus Opportunity: TBD% of annual base salary

The Senior Vice President, Capital Markets, Investments and Financial Strategy will lead the organization's capital formation, structured finance, investment underwriting, capital allocation, and financial planning activities . Reporting directly to the Chief Financial Officer, this executive will be responsible for developing and executing financing strategies that support continued growth as a developer, owner, and operator of community solar, distributed generation, and energy storage assets .

• Develop and execute the overall capital markets strategy in partnership with the CFO, CEO, and executive leadership team.
• Lead capital-raising activities across project, portfolio, asset, and corporate financing structures.
• Evaluate and execute financing alternatives, including construction debt, term debt/back-leverage, tax equity, tax credit transfers, preferred/growth equity, corporate debt, revolving credit facilities, joint ventures, structured capital, and asset-level refinancings.
• Develop financing strategies that balance cost of capital, liquidity, execution certainty, covenant requirements, risk allocation, and long-term enterprise value.
• Lead negotiations with commercial banks, institutional investors, infrastructure funds, tax equity providers, private credit providers, investment banks, rating agencies, and other capital partners.
• Manage financing processes from initial market engagement through term-sheet evaluation, diligence, documentation, closing, and post-closing compliance.
• Maintain strong relationships with existing capital providers while expanding access to new institutional capital sources.
• Monitor capital markets conditions, interest rates, lender requirements, tax equity availability, investor appetite, and renewable energy financing trends.
• Formulate recommendations regarding when to finance, refinance, hold, sell, aggregate, or monetize individual assets and portfolios.

• Establish a disciplined process for prioritizing projects and portfolios for capitalization based on development maturity, interconnection status, permitting, site control, subscriber readiness, offtake arrangements, revenue certainty, and projected returns.
• Partner across Development, Project Finance, Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), Asset Management, Subscriber Management, Legal, Tax, Accounting, and Operations to assess project readiness and financing risk.
• Create and maintain a prioritized capitalization roadmap for the development pipeline and operating portfolio.
• Recommend optimal timing, structure, and project groupings (individual, aggregated portfolios, warehouse facilities, joint ventures, or corporate capital).
• Assess the benefits and risks of deploying limited capital across community solar, C&I solar, standalone storage, and hybrid solar-plus-storage opportunities.
• Identify capital constraints, portfolio concentration risks, funding gaps, and dependencies affecting construction schedules or commercial operation dates, recommending corrective actions or alternative structures as needed.
• Monitor capitalized projects against underwriting assumptions, financing milestones, budgets, and expected returns.

• Oversee financial underwriting for community solar, distributed generation, energy storage, and related investment opportunities.
• Establish consistent underwriting standards, investment criteria, risk classifications, and minimum return requirements.
• Evaluate project and portfolio economics, including development/construction/operating costs, production assumptions, subscriber acquisition/management costs, PPA terms, community solar credit values, renewable energy incentives, ITCs, tax credit adders, debt sizing, and tax equity economics.
• Assess risks related to development status, interconnection, permitting, supply chain, customer concentration, regulations, and operating performance.
• Maintain underwriting templates, approval thresholds, risk‑assessment methodologies, and investment review procedures.
• Review actual project and portfolio performance…