Taking advantage of this abundant domestic resource to generate electricity helps meet America’s growing energy demands while improving our energy independence and protecting our environment.

US-REG’s Wind Energy Fund is working to improve wind technology and increase the use of wind energy in the U.S. The Wind Energy Fund works with international and domestic partners in the wind energy industry to develop clean, domestic wind farms that are cost-competitive with fossil fuels. In addition, the Wind Energy Fund collaborates with the electric power industry to integrate wind power into our electricity supply while maintaining the stability and reliability of the electric grid.

The Wind Energy Fund works with federal agencies, states, and communities to promote and accelerate wind power development. These efforts have culminated in some of the industry's leading incentives, loan guarantees, tax credits and grants that will contribute to record-breaking growth in the deployment of wind energy.

Cunningham manages US-REG’s $1.3 billion renewable energy portfolio and heads US-REG’s strategic partnership development in Asian markets.

Developing these utility-scale solar plants that take advantage of the clean abundant energy of the sun is important to reducing greenhouse gasses and helps stimulate the economy.

Examples of solar technologies being implemented by US-REG are Photovoltaic cells, concentrating solar power technologies and low temperature solar collectors.

The Solar Energy Fund works with federal agencies, states, and communities to promote and accelerate solar power development. These efforts have culminated in some of the industry's leading incentives, loan guarantees, tax credits and grants that will contribute to record-breaking growth in the deployment of solar energy.

The US-REG Bioenergy Energy Fund is focused on investments in the following:

• Utility-scale biomass energy plants focused on developing and improving technology for biomass power

• Large-scale bio fuel refineries using non-food source biomass to produce zero-carbon fuels that can be used for internal combustion engines.