Anza Renewables
Paul Giessner is a Power Systems Engineer at Anza Renewables, responsible for evaluating inverter/power conversion systems and conducting power systems modeling for energy storage systems since May 2023. Previously, Giessner served as an Energy Storage Commissioning Engineer at Borrego, where successful commissioning of over 10 solar plus storage projects was overseen and close collaborations with vendors and customers were maintained. Experience as an Electrical Engineer at MPR Associates, Inc. included providing engineering solutions for utility clients, conducting various studies, and managing nuclear-grade hardware projects. Earlier roles included internships at Black & Veatch, Whirlpool Corporation, and Raytheon Missiles & Defense, where technical skills in simulation, script development, and project management were honed. Giessner holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering (Power and Energy) and dual Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering and Musical Arts from the University of Michigan.
Anza Renewables
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Anza is an innovative procurement platform and services company that enables solar and energy storage IPPs, developers, utilities and EPCs to earn more project profit. It quickly analyzes and ranks module or energy storage equipment options by financial value according to specific project inputs. In addition to a robust analytics engine, Anza’s expert technical and procurement team guides customers through their procurement selection to minimize risk and maximize value by providing access to excellent pricing, pre-negotiated terms and executed master supply contracts. The dual-sided platform enables vendors to actively participate, gaining access to real-time market data, a growing sales channel, and the ability to customize their offerings easily. Anza was born from internal tools at Borrego that maximized the financial value of its own projects. In 2021, Anza launched as a standalone procurement application for broader industry use and to further the company’s mission of accelerating the adoption of renewable energy. For more information, visit anzarenewables.com.