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New Markets Project Developer at New Leaf Energy, Inc. - ApplyBlast

New Markets Project Developer

New Leaf Energy, Inc.

3 days ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

The New Markets Project Developer role at New Leaf Energy focuses on developing distribution-connected standalone storage and solar-plus-storage projects in new markets to address capacity shortfalls. The position involves building relationships with local stakeholders, creating market entry strategies, and managing early-stage project development activities. This role requires significant origination and project development experience, with a focus on establishing beachhead positions in emerging markets.

Responsibilities

Create market entry strategies and identify critical path items for new markets
Secure site control and manage interconnection applications for distributed generation projects
Execute prospecting campaigns and negotiate real estate agreements with landowners

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About New Leaf Energy, Inc.

newleafenergy.com

Headquarters

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2022

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New Leaf Energy is a clean energy developer on a mission to accelerate the transition to a world powered by renewable energy. The firm primarily develops utility-scale solar and energy storage projects, bringing sites from early origination through permitting, financing, construction, and operations. New Leaf partners with landowners, communities, utilities, and investors to structure offtake agreements and deliver reliable, low‑carbon power. Their work aims to create local economic benefits while advancing large‑scale decarbonization.