Velo Energy Partners is an infrastructure development platform focused on resilient power and industrial transition.
We develop clean energy and infrastructure projects that help industrial districts, ports, logistics hubs, and transitioning communities convert legacy assets into productive economic infrastructure.
Our work brings together site strategy, energy infrastructure, public-sector alignment, advanced manufacturing demand, and capital formation. The goal is to create projects that are bankable, constructible, locally aligned, and capable of supporting long-term regional growth.
Velo develops projects with institutional discipline and long-term alignment.
We focus on ports, logistics hubs, advanced manufacturing districts, and communities seeking to transition legacy energy systems toward resilient clean energy infrastructure.
Projects are financed through layered capital strategies that may include federal tax incentives, state rebates, Air District grants, private equity, and infrastructure debt. Structures are designed to minimize public fiscal exposure while maintaining investor-grade returns.
We operate within complex regulatory environments, including CPUC proceedings, SGIP frameworks, ITC structuring requirements, and CCA procurement processes.
We prioritize clearly defined responsibilities between public sponsors, industrial hosts, and capital partners. Every project is structured for long-term performance, not short-term deployment.
Built by practitioners who have done this before.
Arthur is the founder of Velo Energy Partners. He brings experience across clean energy infrastructure, public-private partnership, community development, and capital strategy.
His work focuses on turning complex energy and economic-development opportunities into executable projects that align public priorities, private capital, and community benefit.
As former Executive Director of GRID Alternatives Greater Bay Area, he led regional operations overseeing a $12M annual budget, directed multi-million-dollar grant portfolios, and built partnerships with utilities, municipalities, and private investors.
He is also a seasoned founder-operator with more than 25 years of executive leadership experience, having built and scaled ventures across clean energy, technology, and infrastructure with full P&L responsibility and disciplined cross-functional execution.
Arthur holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UC Berkeley and brings deep experience navigating California's clean energy regulatory landscape, including SGIP, ITC structuring, CPUC proceedings, and CCA engagement.