THE NEXT GENERATION OF SUSTAINABLE ENERGY ASSETS
BioStar Renewables is a clean energy company dedicated to playing a leading role in ensuring a lower carbon future. We provide financing, turnkey engineering, procurement, construction and asset management of renewable energy assets. To date, we boast a portfolio of sustainable assets approaching $100mm with exponential growth each year. Our team has successfully financed more than $150mm in transactions across the renewable electricity, renewable natural gas and organic fertilizer markets. Brands investing in purpose and sustainability are consistently outperforming peer group competitors either by driving costs out of their business, or by driving employee and customer engagement. We help our customers achieve their environmental and sustainability goals by delivering low cost renewable energy and seamless operations and maintenance services.
Bill Love
Chief Executive Officer
Lee Ullman
Director of Structured Finance
David Smart
Senior V.P. Sales & Marketing
Andrew Stancati
Senior V.P. Underwriting
Peter Goehausen
Business Development
Sarah Smart
Executive Office Coordinator
Missy Love
V.P. Marketing
Jeff Quillin
V.P. Accounting
Brian Hume
Sr. V.P. Operations
Mike Eckard
Senior Project Manager
Nancy Hellige
Accountant
Allen Philo
Chief Agronomy Officer
Chris Kaiser
Transaction Analyst
Diana Wille
Office Manager
Ashley Bush
Marketing Brand Manager
Felipe Soriano
International Business Development
Ken Wilson
Manager, Plant Operations
2016 Department of Energy’s Interior Lighting Campaign (ILC)
The Interior Lighting Campaign (ILC) is a DOE Better Buildings Challenge initiative designed to help facility owners and managers take advantage of savings opportunities from high-efficiency interior lighting solutions. Campaign organizers, Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA), Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES), the International Facility Management Association (IFMA), U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) serve on the ILC Organizing Committee.
- Tutera Group received the Exemplary Commercial Real Estate and Hospitality Sector Site Award for the LED lighting upgrade of the office building containing its headquarters at 7611 State Line Road.
- U.S. Toy received the Exemplary Retail, Food Service or Grocery Sector Site Award for the complete LED upgrade of its headquarters in Grandview, MO.
2017 Thinking Bigger Business 25 Under 25
BioStar Lighting was recognized by Thinking Bigger Business Media as one of Kansas City’s best small businesses with fewer than 25 employees. Winners have demonstrated financial strength, the ability to overcome adversity and challenges, a commitment to the community and a powerful company vision. An independent panel of judges consisting of area business leaders chooses the winning companies.
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2016 Department of Energy’s Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking (LEEP)
MC Realty received 2 awards for projects completed by BioStar Lighting. The Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Alliance, in conjunction with The Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA), International Facility Management Organization (IFMA), International Parking Institute (IPI) and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), collaborate on this annual recognition of real estate owners that have achieved exceptional performance in parking facility energy reduction through high-efficiency lighting and controls. MC Realty accepted the award at the 2016 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Los Angeles alongside other corporations that are actively working to reduce their energy use such as Arby’s Restaurant Group and MGM Resorts International. The awards won were “Highest Percentage Energy Savings in a Retrofit at a Single Parking Structure” and “Exemplary Office Sector Parking Facility”. BioStar’s design team achieved 83% energy savings at Poindexter Garage.
“MC Realty & BioStar’s project represents one of the best-in-class retrofit parking lot facility lighting projects in the United States,” said Paul Wessel, director, USGBC. “By implementing high-performance energy-efficient lighting systems, companies like these are not only cutting energy use and maintenance costs, but helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global electricity consumption.”