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Community Energy Announces New Board Member Judy McElroy
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RADNOR, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Community Energy today announced the addition of energy storage expert Judy McElroy to its Board of Directors.

"It is with great pleasure that I welcome Judy McElroy to our Board," said Brent Beerley, President & CEO of Community Energy. "She is a national leader in the US energy storage market, offering deep insight to our Board and Leadership team. As we enter our next phase of growth, Judy's experience and ingenuity will help us to be smarter about how we integrate storage with our solar projects in our mission to accelerate the transition to a 24/7 carbon-free grid. Having recently closed financing on our third and largest solar + storage project, at 173 MW of solar and 120 MWh of storage, we look forward to working with Judy to pioneer the integration of clean energy at scale."

Judy currently serves as CEO of Fractal Energy Storage Consultants and brings over a decade of experience in the energy storage industry with a specialty in markets, policy, technology, and economics.

"I am honored to serve on the Community Energy Board of Directors," said Judy McElroy. "It is a privilege to contribute to a vision I believe in so strongly – renewable energy and energy storage. They will be inseparable moving forward. Community Energy's principles closely mirror my own values of customer success, corporate integrity, and innovative thinking. I'm looking forward to sharing my time and resources in supporting their efforts and ambitions."

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About Community Energy

Community Energy has been a pioneer in renewable energy generation for 22 years, developing and financing 2.6 GW of renewable energy projects across the United States, including 1.9 GW of solar, and delivering the first solar and wind projects at scale in 11 states. Community Energy is a pure play developer with a 55-person team that anticipates, originates, and develops competitively advantaged solar plus storage projects throughout the country. Community Energy has a large and diverse project pipeline in support of its mission to accelerate the transition to a 24/7 carbon-free grid. Community Energy has offices near Philadelphia, PA and in Boulder, CO. For more information, please visit www.communityenergyinc.com.
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