Anthony Clark is Associate Director for Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Programs at CT

A finance authority that uses innovative financing tecniques to help achieve clean energy and efficiency policy objectives by crowding in private investment. Although there is diversity in the scope and structure of green banks, they are often capitalized by public funds and have a regional jurisdiction. Source: Green Bank Network

, where he leads new product development and go-to market strategy for commercial and industrialsector. His portfolio includes energy storage, grid modernization,high-performance new construction, and utility partnerships.

Prior to joining the

Green banks are generally defined as public or quasi-public financial institutions that use public funds to attract private investment to clean energy projects. Green bank activities can include offering financing guarantees, creating new financial products, and helping alleviate market barriers and inefficiencies. Green banks in Connecticut and New York have hired staff with extensive experience in both the private and public sectors. Each of these banks has the authority and capability to work closely with private sector entities to design effective clean energy financing solutions.

, Anthony was a global operations and environmental strategies fellow at

General Electric (GE) is as an American engineering and technology company and one of the largest multinational conglomerates in the world. GE partnered with Hitachi to build BWRX-300 a small modular reactor (SMR) in the United States. BWRX-300 aims to greatly reduce overall project risks and total capital costs through underground containment and SMR design. Source: United States Department of Energy

where he focused on reducing negative environmental impacts within GE’s own operations and in the supply chain. He has previously worked on energy resilience at the New York City Housing Authority, headed the science and policy publications shop at the Natural Resources Defense Council, and consulted to the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection and the National Renewable Energy Lab.

Anthony holds an MBA and Master's of Environmental Science from Yale University and a BA from Wesleyan University.