Competitive Power Ventures
Thomas Rumsey is an experienced executive with a robust background in external and regulatory affairs within the energy sector. Currently serving as Senior Vice President of External and Regulatory Affairs at Competitive Power Ventures, Inc., Thomas leads a talented team focused on brand protection and asset value enhancement, emphasizing energy market design and advocacy. Previously, Thomas held significant leadership roles, including Senior Vice President of Regulatory & External Affairs at NYISO and Chief Marketing Officer at GE Power & Water, where strategic initiatives resulted in substantial revenue growth. Thomas's prior military service as a Commissioned Officer in the US Army and a solid educational foundation, including an MBA from the University of Maryland and a degree in Aeronautical Studies from the University of North Dakota, further complement a distinguished career in leadership and advocacy.
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Competitive Power Ventures
Competitive Power Ventures Holdings, LLC (CPV) is a leading North American electric power generation development and asset management company headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, with offices in Braintree, Massachusetts, San Francisco, California, and Ontario, Canada. CPV's development arm adheres to a focused strategy of creatingsignificant new clean energy supplies across strategic markets, informed by current operational expertise and with a focus on community values.A highly-experienced development team concentrates on a clean energy strategy utilizing combined-cycle natural gas and wind-powered generation to meet growing demand in high load areas across North America. The company currently has nearly 5,000 megawatts (MWs) of natural gas projects in various stages of development with plans for approximately 1,400 MWs to move into construction during the next 12 months. Company forecasts anticipate an additional 1,200 MWs annually. The company's Asset Management division has operated more than 8,000 MWs of generation across the continent since 2001 and currently has 6,100 MWs under management.