Jason Tolliver | Certified PMP

With 25 years of Commercial Business Development, Deal Delivery, Consultative and Strategic Stakeholder-facing experience in the global energy vertical, Jason has worked with cross-organizational groups, thinking strategically about business and technical challenges, and building compelling value propositions around partner capabilities.

As a Project Management Senior Advisor, he is responsible for providing overall management of the design, construction and commissioning of renewable projects in North America. As a results-oriented profit-and-loss leader with international acumen, he played a pivotal role in progressing forward over 2.8 gigawatts of new projects through the investment process and nearly 2 gigawatts of new projects online; and most recently delivering the Chillingham Solar farm, a 350-megawatt utility scale solar project in Texas (ERCOT), which represents more than $540 MUSD in construction investment that will generate significant economic benefits locally for decades to come, lease payments to landowners, approximately 400 during construction, 20 long-term jobs to manage the facility, more than $15 million in new tax revenue to Bell County, and $64 million to the Rogers Independent School District.

Previously, as a Negotiations Consultant, Jason delivered behavioral change workshops, defined strategies to achieve goals with stakeholders, and progressed opportunities that ultimately delivered value to clients.

During his tenure in private equity, Jason advised C-level clients regarding acquisitions, divestments, swaps, joint-venture agreements and provided data analysis in North America gas plays with headline capital expenditure of $335 MUSD. Moreover, he led as the conduit for contract negotiations between Germany, Canada and US counterparts to ensure alignment on critical path and scope.

Jason’s diverse background spans from 15 years at Royal Dutch Shell, where he provided analytical support for two (2) large-scale alternative fuels and natural gas projects valued at $1.2 BUSD and advanced Final Investment Decision (FID) in the Americas, which marked Shell’s initial entry into Gas Monetization.