Bryan Hannegan, as President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy, is at the forefront of a transformative era in the energy sector, spearheading initiatives that align with the cooperative's mission to provide sustainable and reliable electricity to its over 46,000 members in Western Colorado. Under...
Bryan Hannegan, as President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy, is at the forefront of a transformative era in the energy sector, spearheading initiatives that align with the cooperative's mission to provide sustainable and reliable electricity to its over 46,000 members in Western Colorado. Under his leadership, Holy Cross Energy has embarked on an ambitious "Journey to 100%" strategic plan, which aims to transition the cooperative to 100% renewable energy by 2030. This forward-thinking approach not only positions the cooperative as a leader in the clean energy movement but also exemplifies Hannegan's commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.
With a robust background in renewable energy, strategic planning, and public policy, Hannegan has effectively navigated the complexities of electricity markets and regulatory frameworks to implement innovative solutions that enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprints. His expertise in engineering and environmental management systems has been instrumental in optimizing operational performance while ensuring compliance with evolving environmental standards.
Key projects under Hannegan's direction include the expansion of solar energy initiatives and the integration of smart grid technologies, which enhance grid reliability and empower members to take control of their energy consumption. Additionally, Hannegan is a thought leader in strategic communications, advocating for policies that support sustainable energy practices and foster collaboration among stakeholders. His vision for Holy Cross Energy not only prioritizes the immediate needs of its members but also lays the groundwork for a resilient and sustainable energy future, reflecting his deep commitment to both the cooperative's mission and the broader community.
