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RealGreen Power
Zero Pollution, Zero Waste
RealGreen Power, Inc. provides solutions for the
global shortage of clean water and renewable energy. With its proprietary and patented technology, RGP transforms wastewater into clean water and generates renewable, clean energy. 
Mission
The mission of RealGreen Power is to establish sustainable and profitable energy solutions around the world, bringing together region-specific natural, human and economic resources to benefit local communities and the global environment. RealGreen Power’s unique process provides opportunities for industries, organizations and investors to create, own and operate profitable enterprises that produce clean energy and clean water, without pollution or waste.
Company
RGP management, advisors and industry hold unique expertise in the areas of agricultural wastewater design, bio-engineering and biological reactor manufacturing, engineering and manufacturing of fuel cells, and resource and utility management.
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Management
Dennis Furukawa
Founder and President
Andres Wydler
CEO
Jim Flanagan
Business Development
Robert Hornbuckle
Operations
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Advisors
Dr. PingYi Yang
Chairman Bioscience Engineering, University of Hawai‘i Manoa
Corey Tong
Strategic marketing, international development
Melanie Ide
Planning and project development
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David Breyfogle
International business management and finance, IPOs, M&A
Dudley Ward
Water purification systems, technologies development and management
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Industry Partners
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Fuel Cell Energy
Danbury, Connecticut, USA
Quanta Services
Houston, Texas, USA
ESC Envirocorp
Redmond, Washington, USA
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Hawaii Natural Energy Institute
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Kuehnle Agrosystems
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
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Capstone Turbine Corp.
Chatsworth, California, USA
Wilson Sonsini, LLP
Palo Alto, California, USA
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Key Biographies
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Dennis Furukawa, Founder and President
Dennis is an architect and entrepreneur based in Hawai‘i and the San Francisco Bay Area. For over 20 years he has developed numerous private and public projects integrating architecture, engineering, environmental science, art and public policy, successfully melding the built and natural environments. His knowledge and experience in organic chemistry, sustainable design and environmental laws and regulations of California led Furukawa to found RGP. He holds a degree in architecture and environmental design from The University of California Berkeley, and also attended the University of California Santa Barbara and Lewis and Clarke College.
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Andres Wydler, CEO
Andres is a clean tech executive and entrepreneur. Prior to joining RGP he co-founded smart grid firm BPL Global (www.bplglobal.net) that is widely recognized as a clean tech leader. He grew the company close to profitability through organic growth and M&A, managing all commercial aspects worldwide. Previously, he set up the US operations of a European consulting firm and the Constellation Investor Group (www.constellation.ch). He also was instrumental in the success of various start-ups and intrapreneurial ventures at Macromedia and sgi. Andres earned an MBA from Stanford and a law degree from the University of Zurich. He developed and teaches a course on Clean Tech Entrepreneurship at Stanford University to encourage professionals in Silicon Valley to pursue their own clean tech ventures.
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Jim Flanagan, Business Development
Jim has 20 years of experience in the energy industry with a focus on demand-side energy efficiency, renewables and smart grid/load management. He has served key roles in energy public policy and planning, as a consulting business development director, and as a program implementer and evaluator. Jim has served as policy advisor to the California Commissioning Collaborative and as a board member of the National Association of Energy Service Companies. He has also performed extensive work developing and negotiating energy contracts including long term integrated supply and demand side power contracts and multi-year energy efficiency contracts. Jim holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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