Daniel Goldman has over 25 years of energy industry experience, having been involved in over $4 billion of energy infrastructure and venture finance transactions. In November 2017 he co-founded Clean Energy Ventures (CEV), a $100M early stage, advanced energy investment fund. CEV follows on from Mr. Goldman’s founding in 2005 of Clean Energy Venture Group (CEVG), one of the most active early-stage clean energy investors. Prior to CEV, from 2006-16, he was president and CFO of GreatPoint Energy, a clean energy gasification company. Previously, Mr. Goldman was a founding partner at New Energy Capital, one of the first clean energy-focused private equity funds. Mr. Goldman holds advisory and board roles including co-founder and director of the New England Chapter of Environmental Entrepreneurs; board director or observer at REsuretySparkMeterQuidnet Energy7AC Technologies and Zagster; and current vice-chair of the board of the Northeast Clean Energy Council. He received a B.S. from Cornell University and an M.Sc. from the London School of Economics and is a member of the External Advisory Board of Cornell’s Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future. He lives in Newton, MA with his family and dog, and is a competitive masters’ road cyclist and world qualifying triathlete

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