How We Can All Help to Normalize Sustainability in Finance & Infrastructure

In January, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink released his annual letter addressed to the world’s influential chief executives. Rather than business as usual, he shed light on the edge the world of finance has been living on in regards to the climate crisis. In response, WeSpire CEO Susan Hunt Stevens called him “the...

From Dust to Dallas: The Nexus PMG Origination Story

“Why would I hire three twenty-somethings to advise me when I have work boots with more experience than all three of you combined”? This was the response from a fortune 500 company CEO following the conclusion of our very first pitch. Not exactly how we envisioned it. Fast forward...

Employee Spotlight – Sam Wolfe

After recently graduating from Clemson University with a degree in Biosystems Engineering, Samantha Wolfe joined Nexus PMG as a Project Engineer. She plans to utilize her background in bioprocessing by bringing new ideas and solutions to our project development team in Greenville, SC.  Sam’s interest in sustainable engineering began...

Cow Carbon Holds a Key to Our Waste Problem

Cows and other cud-chewing livestock are to blame for the majority of agriculture’s greenhouse gas emissions. Instead of focusing on this issue, let’s explore how the gas is created and how it can help fight the climate crisis by turning our organic waste into renewable energy. Before we go any further,...

Taking a Clean Energy Cue From Doc Brown

People who know me well know that I’m a movie nerd. I especially love science fiction. One of my all-time favorite series is Back to the Future. Having seen so many once dreamt-of technologies come to life—drones, digital payments, wearable tech on the level of Marty McFly’s self-drying jacket—I can’t help...

2020’s: The War on Digital Drugs (Instant Gratification)

I grew up in Plano, Texas. Plano is a well-known suburban community outside of Dallas, regularly receiving national recognition for its “high standard of living”. However, those that have been a part of the Dallas community for several decades likely associate Plano with something a little different. Chiva, better...

My New Decade Goals: Grow a Greener Life Fueled by Tech

“How can technology help me live more sustainably?” With seemingly infinite progress to be made to achieve sustainable living, it can be easy to get overwhelmed if you’re flying blind. That’s why I turn to technology. Technology gives us data. Data sheds light on what needs improving. It also...

Employee Spotlight – Kevin Sayles

Kevin Sayles is a Project Engineer in the Greenville, SC office. Mr. Sayles provides process engineering services for a variety of clients. After completing his degree in Biosystems Engineering through Clemson University, he began working for a small chemical engineering firm in Boston, PA. Following two years up North,...

The Age of Information Addiction (A Social Experiment)

You are a compulsive addict. Yes, you. Without realizing it, you have (likely) formed a psychological need for the habit-forming substance known as a cell phone. The good news? You are not alone, and I can prove it. I decided I wanted to answer the common question, are we...

Developing Waste-to-Value Projects: Part I – Feedstock

As a follow up to my article The United States Waste Rush, I was asked to share some thoughts on how to best approach developing a waste-to-value project taking into consideration the intense underwriting requirements of the investment community. I guess that is what I deserve when I go as far...

Watch Out Robots, We Are Coming For Your Jobs

For those that don’t know me, I love to contemplate the future. I am a futurist at heart. There is something about imagining what comes next that serves as a catalyst for infinite intrigue. If you are a Black Mirror fan, perhaps endless anxiety. There is no novelty in stating that...

The United States Waste Rush

In 1848, James W. Marshall discovered a gold deposit at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma, California triggering a chain of events that would reinvigorate the American economy. The news of the discovery resulted in nearly 300,000 people migrating from all over the United States to California in search of gold...