Gregory Tropsa

Gregory Tropsa has a wealth of experience in the energy industry. Gregory began their career in 1990 at Honeywell Process Solutions, where they worked as a Sales Manager and eventually became the Director of the Equipment Health Management line of business.

In 1998, Gregory co-founded Mega Energy, a company focused on monetizing stranded natural gas assets. During their time there, they played a key role in developing natural gas properties and constructing gas distribution pipelines.

In 2003, Gregory co-founded Ice Energy, Inc., where they served as the Co-Founder and President for ten years. Ice Energy focused on energy storage solutions and worked towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

From 2013 to 2016, Gregory was the CEO and President of Peak Efficiency, LLC. This company specialized in energy efficiency, peak load management, and energy storage.

In 2016, Gregory joined Be Power Tech, Inc. as the CEO and President. The company developed a unique Electricity Producing Air Conditioning solution that aimed to reduce peak electricity demands in commercial buildings.

In 2017, Gregory worked as a Senior Business Development Consultant at Clean Energy GT, LLC, providing business development services to emerging growth companies focused on energy storage and efficiency.

Currently, Gregory is the Executive Vice President of Business Development at Blue Frontier, Inc. The company's patented solutions include hyper-efficient comfort space conditioning and low-cost energy storage, which are used as distributed energy resources for a Utility-Managed Virtual Power Plant.

Throughout their career, Gregory Tropsa has demonstrated a strong passion for clean technology and sustainable energy solutions.

Gregory Tropsa began their education at Clarkson University in 1972, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering/Industrial Management. Gregory successfully completed their degree in 1976. Later, in 1982, Tropsa attended Wayne State University for a year, focusing on Business Administration and Management. However, it is not specified whether they obtained a degree at Wayne State University. At some point in their educational journey, Tropsa returned to Clarkson University, where they obtained another Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Distribution. The exact dates of this degree program are unknown.