ABOUT US

Dillon Lewis is a co-founder of: Watthub Renewables (located in Scottsdale and Lehi Utah); RE3 Capital, LLC (in Scottsdale, Arizona); and was an original partner in SunRenu Solar Contractors of Scottsdale, Arizona. Through these entities, a facilitation of commerce between 501(c)3 non-profit organizations and private accredited investors has accounted for over 40 million dollars of renewable energy project sales in less than a decade.

Dillon has successfully developed, underwritten, and structured various financial vehicles specifically designed for the small to large scale for-profit, public sector; various municipalities; and a number of well-known Tribal organizations. Fulfilling project needs to bridge the financial gap on close ratios for renewable energy projects and micro grids is where Mr. Lewis has excelled over the years. Sourcing debt, tax liability, construction financing, and other economically viable opportunities is part of the day-to-day scope of work carried out by Mr. Lewis.

Starting SAC from the 11-year experience as the VP of Business Development at SunRenu Solar LLC in Scottsdale, Arizona, Mr. Lewis has developed an extensive reach into the nationwide PV sector. In that space, he regularly interfaces with engineers, subcontractors, GC’s, clientele, and financial institutions to put together a blueprint for project development that starts with a vision and ends with operational completion.

Identifying correct partner collaboration per project by diagnosing each party’s strengths, weaknesses, prices, and capabilities has directly and indirectly saved SAC and its clients thousands of dollars on soft costs by utilizing the right counterpart the first time.

Energy savings and time management are a huge priority for Mr. Lewis because both variables affect the bottom line. Dillon has made a living at consulting with business professionals on the art of streamlining and making operational protocols and processes more efficient. Combining new business efficiencies with the correct financial underwriting practices, and building envelope assessments and renewable energy asset development are both trending sectors in a market that is still in its infancy.

At SAC we believe that the equation to quantifying “quality of life” is identified through the savings of time, energy, and money as a whole. The type of renewable energy is indifferent to these goals.