While businesses begin to re-open, the situation is anything but business-as-usual, as building owners search for ways to improve building safety…
Ally Energy Solutions is pleased to announce the completion of a 1,440-panel, ground and carport mounted solar project at the JBS US headquarters in Greeley, Colorado…
Ally Energy Solutions is honored to be a recipient of JBS/Pilgrim’s 2020 Supplier of the Year Award. The recognition comes after an unprecedented year of challenges for industries from every sector due to the Covid-19 pandemic…
Ally is pleased to announce that Power Factor Correction, LLC (PFC) has officially joined the Ally Energy Solutions team. Ally, the PFC team, and RPM will continue to collaborate on Power Factor and Power Quality projects for a diverse client portfolio. This new arrangement will result in more dynamic support and enhanced efficiencies in engineering and project management for clients of both companies.
Ally Energy Solutions is pleased to announce our participation as technical advisors for a recently published smart home study commissioned by the California Energy Commission under EPC-15-048. San Diego-based Alternative Energy Systems Consulting prepared the study.
Ally Energy Solutions is now supporting industries including manufacturing, food production, shipping, logistics, and beyond with a Covid-19 four-tiered action plan. The plan is designed to help protect worker health and welfare, while helping businesses safely move operations forward with protective standards in light of the global pandemic.
Ally Energy Solutions and its subsidiary, Ally Renewable Natural Gas are pleased to announce the addition of energy industry veterans and Ally board members, Shane Mathis and John Mahoney to their executive teams. Shane Mathis is now the CEO of Ally RNG, and Chairman and CSO of Ally Energy; while John Mahoney is a newly appointed Ally Director.
Ally Energy Solutions is pleased to announce it has established reliable supply chains to support the installation of safe distance infrared temperature checks for essential businesses including food production plants, shipping and logistics warehouses, and other essential production facilities, etc.
This past year, Ally Energy Solutions teamed up with efficiency-as-a-service (EaaS) provider, Redaptive, on a number of energy efficiency projects for their client, international construction materials company, Saint-Gobain. Ally was honored to be selected as the implementation partner for projects including LED lighting upgrades, sensors, and measurement and verification implementation at multiple facilities across the United States.
Dear Ally Team,
As individuals, parents, family members, and professionals, the impacts of the coronavirus, both physical and economic, are of great concern to us all. The daily news of canceled events, closed public facilities, and travel restrictions prompt us to ask ourselves how to proceed.
As individuals, we each have to make the best decisions for ourselves and our families. Public health officials and governments have to set policy, take action, and lead. Businesses have to make decisions, provide leadership to their teams and respond to their client’s needs. I would like to outline Ally’s current thought process and mode of operation in the context of this fast-developing situation and provide links to two excellent data sources, one public and one private.
Our Current Mode of Operation and Thought Process – Because Ally provides our services to our clients at our client’s facilities throughout the United States, traveling safely and safely visiting our client’s sites is our priority. If we can accomplish a task without travel, we will do so. We certainly understand the practical aspects of “social distancing,” i.e., refraining from social travel, foregoing entertainment events in public spaces, refraining from traditional handshake greetings, etc. This forbearance is reasonable until more is known about the coronavirus.
With that understood, the business of our global populace, industry, and the economy, which the world depends on to provide food, shelter, social services, medical science, and medical care, has to continue its work. The challenges and impacts of halting global industry and economy would include consequences no less daunting than those of the coronavirus. Just as our dedicated medical community, public officials, and we as individuals work to mitigate the coronavirus risk, we must also mitigate risks to industry and economy, which provide us with the ability to bring the best medical science, healthcare, and economic resources to the effort to contain the coronavirus.
Public Information – The CDC website provides organized and comprehensive information on COVID-19:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
Private Information – The comprehensive Ars Technica guide to the coronavirus has done a great job of curating a tremendous amount of public information into a very easy to read summary that is updated almost daily:
In Summary – Ally provides our services to our clients at our client’s facilities. We have a responsibility to our clients and ourselves to operate safely within their facilities, including diligent precautions to prevent the spread of viruses. The most common way to contract or transfer the coronavirus is by touching an infected surface with your hands and transferring it with your hands to your mouth, nose, or eyes.
In this context, it is our responsibility to ourselves and others to:
As energy professionals, obviously, we are not the authority on public health, but it is essential to communicate and seek facts. I encourage you to take the time to keep well informed and avail yourselves of the excellent information on the CDC website and the Ars Technica compilation.
Thanks for all you do and your diligence in taking all due precautions. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.
Ally Energy Solutions LLC delivers turnkey energy solutions to Manufacturing, Industrial and Distribution facilities throughout the U.S. Ally looks at energy savings opportunities from the whole facility and facility owner perspective, with an emphasis on relationships over transactions. Through the relentless pursuit of sustainable, financially viable savings opportunities, the Ally team has earned the privilege to serve as the trusted energy advisor to some of the largest facility owners, utilities and technologists in the world.
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Vice President of Solar Energy
Mathew has enjoyed a 25-year career in the energy industry since his graduation from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Mathew has a complete, 360-degree view of how energy projects are designed and implemented, from spending years with architectural and engineering firms in engineering, construction, and sales positions.
In 2017, Mathew started a commodity supply side business (electricity and natural gas) that included supplying new solar energy projects to large commercial and industrial customers. This led him to Ally Energy Solutions, where he assists our customers in meeting their ESG goals, reducing their energy usage and improving their bottom line.
Project Administrator
Marron supports Ally project management teams with expertise, collaborating with staff, vendors, subcontractors, and company stakeholders to keep projects organized and moving forward on stated timelines. As a company administrator, Marron excels at identifying and mitigating operational inefficiencies within internal and external processes. Before joining Ally, she was a project coordinator at Engie, where she combined her account analysis skills with exceptional communication and report development capabilities to save and recapture hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue.
Sr. Project Manager, Power Quality
With a background that includes estimating, purchasing, general project management, and specialization in industries including manufacturing, food production, printing, and plastics, Michael oversees Ally’s Power Factor Correction projects from a vantage point that considers the entire electrical system. Michael has fifty years of experience in electrical construction and service, with thirteen of those years dedicated to projects related to Power Factor Correction. Michael leads Ally’s Power Quality team with an eye on efficiency and a dedication to delivering the utmost in cost savings to Ally clients.
Michael holds a master electrician’s license in the state of Texas.
Project Coordinator
With a focus on strategic execution and relationship-building, Randy provides administrative and technical coordination support for Ally projects. Before joining Ally, Randy worked at lighting and electrical construction outfit, Facility Solutions Group. His years of lighting industry experience – in warehouse management and customer relations – informs his work and helps him better understand both the client and supplier sides of project coordination.
Randy has a bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership from MidAmerica Nazarene University.
Senior Accountant
Ally senior accountant Tim French has a diverse accounting background, with much of his experience in the construction industry and related fields. A skilled communicator, Tim’s work with Ally includes fielding vendor questions, preparing job costing assets, and managing sales tax and billing.
Tim works in Ally’s San Marcos Office.
Administrative Support Specialist
Based in Ally’s offices in San Marcos, CA, Sarah is the point of contact for all payroll and accounts payable questions. Sarah’s prior experience includes time at a large engineering firm. This experience, combined with her can-do attitude, makes her a skilled problem solver in high-pressure environments and a valuable asset to the Ally accounting department.
Biogas/Industrial Gas Engineer
Matthew works with Ally’s RNG team as a system design and field engineer for biogas projects throughout the United States. Before joining Ally, Matthew built an experience profile that includes industrial wastewater design, aviation fueling design, and resident/field engineering for various fueling projects.
Matthew holds a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Alabama and a master of business administration degree with a project management specialization from Louisiana State University, Shreveport.
Project Manager
Vincent uses his extensive background in commercial construction, field engineering, estimation, scheduling, and issue resolution to efficiently manage Ally projects’ day-to-day execution. Before joining the Ally team, Vincent was a United States Army National Guard member, a senior technician for Altec, and a journeyman carpenter/millwright at Brooner Construction and Crane. Vincent used his natural leadership skills to empower team members and foster client relationships in each role.
Vincent has a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering technology and military sciences from Missouri Western State University and a master’s in engineering technology management pending program completion in December 2021. He also holds AWS welder, ICRA, rigging and signaling, forklift, transit and level, scaffolding, and total station systems certifications, as well as OSHA 30-Hour Training.
Vice President of Technology
Isaias began his career in 2002 in Topeka, KS, with commodity brokerage and consulting firm RMI. During his time with RMI, Isaias was the lead developer behind the creation of KnowRisk™ and Mark-It View™. These commodity, ingredient, and treasury risk management systems service a diverse array of global food and beverage corporations and agriculture representing more than one-million crop acres, feedlots, dairies, utilities, and miscellaneous industries worldwide. Isaias joined Ally Energy Solutions in 2021 as Vice President of Technology. In this role, Isaias is the primary developer of monitoring and reporting software for efficiency projects and greenhouse gas emissions on behalf of Ally’s clients.
Isaias grew up in Caracas, Venezuela. In 1996 after graduating top of his high school class, he moved to the US to study English as his second language and pursue his passion for computers. Isaias graduated in 2001 with a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics from Wichita State University in Wichita, KS. Isaias lives in his adopted hometown of Lawrence, KS, with his wife, two daughters, and their 7 (!) family pets. In his leisure time, Isaias enjoys playing soccer, ultimate Frisbee, and cooking for his family.
Vice President of Development & Pre-Construction
Charles is a highly accomplished engineering and project management expert with 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. As vice president of development and pre-construction, Charles leads Ally engineering teams and provides strategic planning for the design, construction, and commissioning of our national portfolio of RNG, solar, and other distributed energy projects. Before joining Ally, Charles was the executive vice president of engineering and operations for Black Canyon Midstream and vice president of engineering for Summit Midstream Partners. Charles has also held various management, project management, and engineering positions throughout his career and is responsible for the engineering, construction, and commissioning multiple large-scale capital projects.
Charles has a bachelor’s degree in engineering with a mechanical specialty from the Colorado School of Mines and is a registered professional engineer in Colorado.
Director of Biogas and DER Construction
With more than 30-years’ experience in oil and gas operations, facilities and pipeline engineering, construction, and project management, Andrew plays a vital role in the strategic planning and execution of Ally DER and biogas projects. With several technical and leadership positions with companies, including ConocoPhillips and Encana\Ovintiv, Andrew has developed a comprehensive understanding of client-side expectations and technical engineering throughout his career. That now helps him manage risk, anticipate change and continually improve the integrity of Ally assets and processes.
Andrew has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical and civil engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and holds a professional engineering license in Colorado.