Onyx is a renewable energy development company established by funds managed by Blackstone Energy Partners that is focused on greenfield development in the North American solar and wind sectors. The Onyx team brings over 250 years of collective industry experience and perspective having developed more than 1GW of renewable projects. As a full service firm with capabilities including development and construction through financing and operations, Onyx is able to provide creative solutions to large energy users and land owners in North America. Onyx prides itself on its ability to bring together exceptional talent with deep industry knowledge to solve challenging issues for customers looking to maximize renewable power generation. Onyx Renewables is headquartered in New York City and has an office in Robbinsville, New Jersey.

Crawford Renewable Energy Solutions, LLC has created a forward-thinking, collaborative business model and strategic approach to solar power development that will reveal a unique distinction and new niche in the U.S. solar market. Ms. Crawford founded Crawford Renewable Energy based on a new proprietary concept in utility scale solar power development. She has spent the last three years working with partners to develop a project that will launch this new application of solar PV. This 100 MWac solar PV project will be the Independent Project Platform (“IPP”) aimed at setting the design standards for the potential application across a Multi-Project Pipeline (“MPP”) scope of projects ensuing its development. This project is shovel ready and COD is expected in September of 2018.

Solar Design & Development, LLC ("SDD") is a Georgia-based solar PV development company. When Ms. Crawford started SDD, she made it her mission to bring Utility-scale solar to the state. Her success launching the utility-scale solar movement with Georgia Power led to SDD becoming one of the first major players in the solar industry in the state of Georgia. Within two years, she brought SDD from a startup to the largest distributed generation solar developer in the state, securing 40% of the solar market.KEY INDUSTRY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:• Acquired a total of (5) PPA’s with Georgia Power for (20) years of solar power generation from a combined total of (20) MW's of projects at various locations across the state.• SD&D played integral role in doubling the Georgia state tax credit for solar power in 2011 through efforts made via our non-profit company, Georgia Solar Initiative.• Awarded (1) MW Request for Proposal (RFP) from Georgia Power for their Green Energy Program;• Awarded (19) MW’s of Georgia Power's 2015 Large Scale Solar Offering for (50) MW’s of Solar PV Projects;• Georgia Power’s first utility-scale solar power development projects;PROJECT PORTFOLIO:1). Upson County Solar Farm Development Project: • 1 MWac Utility Scale Solar Small Generating Facility; 15 Year PPA • COD = June, 2012; Currently Operational 2) Camp Solar Farm Development Project: • 3 MWac Utility Scale Solar Small Generating Facility; 20 Year PPA • RCOD = June, 2015; Currently Operational – Early Completion and online since December, 20133) Camilla Solar Farm Development Project: • 16 MWac Utility Scale Solar Generating Facility; 20 Year PPA • RCOD = June, 2015; Currently Operational – Early Completion and online since December, 2013

Environmental International Corporation (EIC), headquartered in the Atlanta metro area, provides environmental engineering services in The Caribbean, The Americas, Europe, and Asia. EIC offers innovative products & services in air, noise, water, wastewater, hazardous waste, solid wastes, landfill, and related multimedia areas for the energy industry, petrochemical facilities, manufacturing facilities, insurance and law firms, financial institutions, waste management industries, and government agencies. EIC has successfully conducted environmental assessment and remediation, site audits, litigation support, forensic engineering, waste minimization, water and wastewater treatment, and related services.

Designer and developer of a multi-land use management project aimed at invasive species reduction in wetlands for the world’s leading cranberry production company. Conducted extensive invasive species field research and wetland delineations using multiple data collection methods on a matrix of land use types, which included residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Comprehensively analyzed data collection results in comparison with land development management plans.Key Accomplishments:• Successfully created an alternative land management plan focusing on re-structuring development activities in order to reduce P. australis invasion in wetlands for the largest landholding company in the state of Massachusetts.• Composed a comprehensive thesis on project results which was nominated for “Best Thesis Award” at Harvard University.• Substantially contributed to the development of new management strategies for P. australis with project results.• Generated a set of Best Management Practices for all land developers to utilize in order to minimize invasion of P. australis in wetland environments.

Conducted complete environmental assessment on Miller Creek Watershed, which had minimal previous ecological data available. Worked in collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive analysis. Created GIS maps and database systems. Conducted several Environmental Impact Statements based on various land development proposals. Generated Environmental Assessment and Environmental Impact Statement Reports.Key Accomplishments:• Successfully developed a comprehensive Watershed Management Plan for a multiple-use, checkerboard ownership watershed, including USFS, BLM, State, and private property.• Generated a complete GIS mapping system for Miller Creek Watershed, including 40+ layers.• Efficiently produced an extensive environmental database that is utilized by the US Forest Service in determining future development plans.

Assistant Project Manager for a 5 year, nationwide fire and fire-surrogate research study through the College of Forestry and Conservation. Conducted 100% ground survey assessing the impacts forest fires, drought, and silviculture applications have on tree diseases and insect infestations in various habitat types of Rocky Mountain forests.

Compiled and organized insects for an extensive biodiversity assessment project on the invasive plant species Centaurea maculosa in invaded and un-invaded Rocky Mountain savannas.Key Accomplishment:• Contributed to the development of new biological controls that may potentially reduce C. maculosa invasion in Rocky Mountain savannas.