Overview
Scott Delaney serves as Chief Operating Officer at Aspen Power[1][3]. Delaney previously held the position of Managing Partner & Co-Founder at Aspen Power from January 2021 to October 2022[4]. Delaney's career includes roles as Executive Vice President of Operations at Spear Point Energy LLC[6], Managing Director and Head of Project Development at Pentagon Energy[8], Vice President of Commodities in North American Power & Gas at Morgan Stanley[9], and Vice President at Shapell Industries, Inc.[10]. Delaney also serves as Principal at Whole Flow Ventures[5]. Delaney holds a B.A. in Social Ecology, Environmental Analysis & Design from UC Irvine[11] and completed training in Nuclear Engineering, Thermodynamics, Fluid Kinetics, and Reactor Design at Naval Nuclear Power School[12].
Profile introduction
I value intellectual curiosity. I excel at problem solving. These core elements drive the outcomes that have in-turn driven demand for my contributions across multiple industries. Equally at home in the boardroom or on a construction site, I have a proven track record of developing high performance teams, improving operations and creating additional revenue streams, even in the most challenging of market conditions. What started as a childhood desire to build forts turned into a successful executive path with one of the largest, most prestigious homebuilding companies in the U.S. When the…
Career history
- Chief Operating OfficerOct 2022 to presentAspen Power
- Managing Partner & Co-FounderJan 2021 to Oct 2022Aspen Power
- PrincipalOct 2017 to presentWhole Flow Ventures
- Executive Vice President Of OperationsFeb 2018 to May 2020Spear Point Energy LLC
- General ManagerFeb 2018 to Oct 2018PFMG Solar
- Managing Director | Head of Project DevelopmentDec 2015 to Feb 2018Pentagon Energy
- Vice President, Commodities | North American Power & GasMar 2012 to Nov 2015Morgan Stanley
- Vice PresidentMay 2010 to Mar 2012Shapell Industries, Inc.
Education
B.A. Social Ecology, Environmental Analysis & Design1994 - 1997UC Irvine
- Nuclear Engineering, Thermodynamics, Fluid Kinetics, and Reactor Design1991Naval Nuclear Power School
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