Who We Are
Jerry Silva | Managing Partner/ Co-Founder
Mr. Silva is a highly experienced professional in the energy industry, specializing in government relations, capital infrastructure, renewable projects, and community grants. With a distinguished career spanning over 30 years, he has played a crucial role in securing major transmission and substation regulatory approvals, contributing significantly to the sector's growth.
Currently, Mr. Silva advises Virginia's tobacco commission and is leading the establishment of a $12 million energy fund, focusing on energy projects in Virginia's Southern and Southwest regions. Additionally, he co-founded Right Energy Group, a consulting firm specializing in energy, permitting, government relations, and infrastructure approvals.
Previously, Mr. Silva served as a Senior Advisor and compliance manager at Southern California Edison (SCE), where he managed various operational and public affairs initiatives. He played a key role in industry restructuring and securing licenses and permits for significant renewal projects totaling $500 million.
His expertise extends to serving as a Senior Advisor at the Department of Energy's Office of Economic Impact and Diversity, executing the Workforce Development Pillar of the 'Equity in Energy' Initiative.
Outside his professional roles, Mr. Silva is actively engaged in various organizations, serving on boards and holding notable positions such as Governor Appointee to the Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor Commission.
Throughout his career, Mr. Silva has been recognized for his contributions to public affairs, community outreach, advocacy programs, and renewable energy projects. He possesses a wide range of competencies, including advocacy, coalition building, strategic planning, project management, public speaking, government relations, and philanthropic giving. Additionally, he is known for his strategic insight, relationship management skills, and results-driven approach, making him a highly respected leader within the energy industry and broader community.