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Altus Power Hires Justin Biltz as Head of Policy and Government Affairs

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STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Altus Power, a leading commercial scale solar power company, today named Justin Biltz as its new Head of Policy and Government Affairs. Most recently with Cypress Creek Renewables, Biltz will lead the company’s engagement with governmental bodies, policymakers and regulatory agencies.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Justin to Altus at a moment when well-informed policy is essential to bringing more affordable, reliable power online to meet increasing demand,” said Sophia Lee, Chief Legal Officer, Altus Power. “His experience navigating complex regulatory environments will strengthen our ability to engage constructively with policymakers across the country.”

“Altus Power is leading the national conversation around how we deliver more cost-effective clean energy to the grid,” said Biltz. “I’m proud to join the team and help deepen the company’s engagement with policymakers at every level of government.”

While at Cypress Creek Renewables, Biltz served as Senior Director, State Government Affairs. Prior to Cypress Creek, Biltz held various policy positions at First Energy. Biltz holds both bachelor and masters of business administration degrees from Kent State University.

About Altus Power

Altus Power is a leading commercial-scale power company, delivering reliable, cost-effective solar electricity across 26 states. With more than 1.1 GW of solar generating assets, Altus Power develops, owns and operates a robust network that serves Fortune 1000 companies, municipalities, schools and households. As a portfolio company of TPG Rise Climate Transition Infrastructure, Altus Power leverages this strategic partnership to scale operations and expand access to affordable, locally-sourced renewable power nationwide. By combining deep market expertise with innovative financing, Altus Power sets the standard for commercial-scale power generation while stabilizing electricity costs and driving the transition to a cleaner, brighter future.

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