Daniel S.

Director Of Land Development at NextGrid Inc

Role
Senior Director of Land Development at NextGrid
Location
Boston, MA, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

About Daniel S.

Experienced land development professional with a proven tract record developing renewable…

Experience

  1. Senior Director of Land Development

    NextGrid

    Feb 2018 — Present · Boston, MA, US

    Currently managing all aspects of land development focusing on interconnection and permitting for a 300MW+ pipeline of distribution level photovoltaic and battery storage projects primarily in Massachusetts, Maine, and New Jersey ranging from 250kW to 15MWdc.

Education

  • San José State University

    Master of Urban Planning (MUP), Urban and Regional Planning

    2010 — 2013

  • San Francisco State University

    Bachelor of Arts (BA), Political Science and Government

    2001 — 2005

Skills

  • Policy Analysis
  • Solar Pv
  • Regional Planning
  • Urban Planning
  • Renewable Energy Policy
  • Local Government
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Project Planning
  • Sustainable Development
  • Environmental Planning
  • Social Media
  • Sustainability
  • Project Management
  • Public Policy
  • Entitlements
  • Policy
  • Environmental Policy
  • Public Relations
  • Zoning
  • Marketing
  • Urban Design
  • Public Speaking
  • Renewable Energy
  • Economic Development
  • Land Use
  • Community Outreach
  • Community Development
  • Research
  • Group Facilitation
  • Government
  • Nonprofits
  • Land Use Planning
  • Land Acquisition
  • Workshop Facilitation
  • Right of Way

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