REsurety is a mission-driven organization dedicated to accelerating the world’s transition to a zero-carbon future.

We provide software and services to support both the financial and sustainability goals of clean energy buyers, sellers, and investors. Our software offers data-driven insights at various stages of the project lifecycle from initial exploration to portfolio management. Services leverage our domain expertise and deliver solutions tailored to the unique needs of our customers.

The REsurety team consists of meteorologists, renewable energy and power market experts, software engineers and more who have collectively built the REsurety platform for the full spectrum of clean energy customers. Regardless of each customer’s specific priorities, REsurety is able to help buyers or their advisors, as well as their clean energy suppliers, identify the best projects to suit their needs leveraging our platform or a more bespoke advisory engagement.

Learn more about the company from REsurety’s Co-Founder and CEO, Lee Taylor, in this brief video.

“REsurety’s products represent the future of the renewable energy industry.”

Jim Howell, CEO & Co-Founder
Birch Infrastructure

“We’ve been fortunate enough to work with the REsurety team in executing several unique transactions across our portfolio. While they have been a pleasure to work with, what has impressed me most about their team is the flexibility and market knowledge to structure products which satisfy project demands on multiple levels.”

Matt Riley, CEO
Infinity Renewables

“REsurety’s Proxy Revenue Swap product performs as advertised. Capital Power looks carefully at the PRS whenever we look to de-risk and finance our projects.”

Paul Wendelgass, Managing Director
Capital Power

“…LMEs bring the environmental community five steps closer to the measurement accuracy needed to solve the global emissions crisis.”

Mike Mattera, Director of Corporate Sustainability and ESG Officer
Akamai Technologies

Our Customers Include

Lee Taylor shares his insight on the clean energy industry

The Definition of “Green”

Uncertainty in the Renewable Energy Sector

RECs and Carbon Offsets

The Emissions First Partnership

The Potential of AI

Being Weather-Smart

Investing in Clean Energy

Emissions First vs. 24/7

Deliverability

PPA Settlement Challenges

Spotlights Featuring REsurety Employees

Employee Spotlight on Marion Cundari, Senior Associate, Analytics Services – Post-Trade Services

“We’re working on things that roll up to tangible benefits for the clean energy sector. Not only am I challenged to grow and continue to learn, but the big picture is that our work is making an impact on more lives than just my own.” “I grew up on the south shore of Boston and… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Jessica Tomaszewski, Senior Research Scientist

“I decided to lean back into my love for the environment and found that I could apply my expertise in meteorology to support the fight against climate change.” “I grew up in a northwest suburb of Chicago called Crystal Lake. As a child, I always had an interest in science, especially natural and physical science… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Austin Thomas, Power Markets Research Associate

“The weather had the fun, sciency things going on, and I always had an interest in it.” “I was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs. I’m a very proud Chicagoan, always will be. Growing up I always had an interest in science in general, in various forms. I watched a lot of PBS documentaries,… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Nikhil Ramakrishnan, Marketing Specialist

“Where I grew up in India was a huge inspiration to me and shaped who I am today. So being able to incorporate parts of that in my music and my creative process is rewarding.” “I grew up all over the place. I was born in Pennsylvania, but I only lived there for two or… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Sarah Sofia, Software Engineer and Solar Energy Expert

“I remember in high school, people were often surprised that I was interested in STEM and art, but I think they’re super connected and that a lot of engineering is creative.” “I liked math and science but I also danced very seriously growing up, doing ballet, tap, and jazz. I remember in high school, people… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Jennifer Newman, VP of Atmospheric Science Research

Jennifer Newman

“I found anecdotally that a lot of meteorologists also play instruments.” “I grew up in the Boston area, and my dad was a sportswriter and my mom works in medical book publishing. So not really all that science-related. But I’ve always loved blizzards and snowstorms and thunderstorms. I still absolutely love snow. Growing up in… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Shane Hall, Senior Software Engineer

Shane Hall

“For me engineers were heroes changing the world with pencil and paper.” “Middle school science class kicked off my dream to become an engineer. I grew up listening to my dad talk about my great-uncle George Philbrick, who pioneered operational amplifiers in early computers in the 1950s. For me engineers were heroes changing the world… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Lizzy Kalikasingh, Associate, Risk Analytics

Lizzy Kalikasingh

“I was very science and math oriented. And my favorite time of the year was the science fair.” “The first memories I have of wanting to pursue a degree in engineering are from third grade. They gave us a huge book of career opportunities, and I was like, ‘Oh, chemical engineering sounds like a cool… Read more »

Employee Spotlight on Matt Livingston, Senior Associate, Risk Analytics

Matt Livingston

“I used to get home from school and instead of turning on cartoons, I’d watch the Weather Channel.” “I think it’s pretty typical in the meteorology community to have a weather event when you’re very young that was either very memorable, like a big snowstorm, or very scary, like a hurricane or a tornado. And… Read more »

A New Software Engineer at REsurety Explains Why She Joined the Team

Lauren Ransohoff

“There really is going to be no aspect of our lives that will not be touched by climate change in the next 25-50 years. So it was important to me to find work that could somehow try to mitigate some of those impacts.” Lauren Ransohoff, of Providence, Rhode Island, trained as a mechanical engineer at… Read more »