Good governance and business excellence form the third pillar of our sustainability framework, achieved through a strong culture of transparency, accountability, compliance, and efficiency across all levels of our organization.
Accountability, transparency, and good governance are fundamental to the Clearway enterprise. Our purpose, values, and strategies are determined by our leadership, and our officers and employees are committed to our shared mission and operating principles. Important governance functions like accounting and internal audit are shared across the Clearway enterprise.
As such, although Clearway Energy Group is privately owned, our policies, financial controls, and business controls adhere to the same standards (including those required by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act) expected of our publicly traded affiliate Clearway Energy, Inc. Our financial performance and an analysis of enterprise-level risks are regularly reported to the boards of both companies as well as to our owners.
To learn more about our commitment to good governance across the Clearway enterprise, please refer to our 2022 ESG Report and Clearway’s GRI Index.
Clearway Energy Group LLC is governed by a six-member Board of Directors and chaired by Jonathan Bram, a founding partner of Clearway’s parent company GIP who serves on GIP’s Investment and Operating Committees.
A secure and sustainable supply chain is integral to our vision of a world powered by clean energy.
We also recognize the importance of good public policy to our industry, and we engage in advocacy on issues that are important to us, such as renewable energy and climate change.
Whether you’re a landowner interested in hosting a project, energy buyer shopping for long-term power contracts, equipment supplier, or someone else interested in working with Clearway, we’d love to hear from you.