Arevon Energy Promotes Anand Narayanan And Jeremy Rand To Executive Team In Leadership Restructure Effective April 1, 2026

Arevon Energy, Inc., a leading American developer, owner, and operator of clean energy projects, has announced key leadership promotions effective April 1, 2026. The company has elevated Anand Narayanan and Jeremy Rand to its Executive Team as part of a new organizational structure aimed at improving execution, strengthening coordination, and supporting Arevon’s continued operational growth.

These roles were previously under the responsibility of former Chief Operating Officer Justin Johnson, reflecting a broader restructuring as the company scales its operations platform. Anand Narayanan has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Asset Management and Operations.

In this role, he will oversee Asset Management, Operations, and Risk & Insurance functions across the company’s expanding portfolio. He brings more than 15 years of experience in utility-scale solar and energy storage operations. Since joining Arevon in 2018, he has played a major role in strengthening the company’s asset management capabilities and improving operational performance systems. Under his leadership over the years, Arevon’s operating portfolio has grown significantly from around 2 gigawatts (GW) to more than 6 GW.

This expansion has been supported by improvements in several key areas, including performance engineering, stronger budgeting and cost discipline, enhanced compliance with North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) standards, and improved fleet reliability. His work has helped the company manage a larger and more complex set of operating assets while maintaining consistent performance and reliability standards.

Jeremy Rand has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Project Execution, where he will lead Engineering, Procurement, and Project Management & Construction teams. He also has over 15 years of experience across renewable energy development and execution, including expertise in procurement strategy, engineering, construction delivery, performance optimization, and risk management.

Since joining Arevon in 2021, he has been responsible for leading sourcing strategies for major capital equipment, service contracts, and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) agreements. He has also supported the implementation of prevailing wage compliance processes aligned with evolving federal regulatory requirements. His leadership has contributed to maintaining project bankability, reducing exposure to supply chain risks, and ensuring that projects continue to be delivered efficiently despite changing policy environments and market conditions.

According to Justin Johnson, these promotions reflect the depth of leadership within the company and its continued commitment to operational excellence. He noted that both Anand Narayanan and Jeremy Rand bring strong leadership experience in their respective areas and will help further strengthen collaboration, discipline, and execution across Arevon’s growing operations.

Anand Narayanan stated that he is honored to take on the new responsibility as the company continues to expand. He highlighted that asset management, operations, and risk and insurance teams play a central role in ensuring consistent performance across Arevon’s portfolio. He also emphasized his focus on improving internal systems and capabilities to deliver long-term reliability and value for partners and communities.

Jeremy Rand also expressed his enthusiasm for the role, noting that successful project delivery depends on strong coordination between engineering, procurement, and construction functions. He added that he looks forward to leading efforts that enhance execution strategies and support the company’s expanding pipeline of renewable energy projects.

These leadership changes come at a time when Arevon is experiencing strong growth across the United States. In 2025 alone, the company brought more than 1.7 gigawatts of solar and energy storage capacity online. It is currently constructing over 670 megawatts of additional projects while continuing to advance a significant development pipeline for future expansion.

The company has also received notable industry recognition, ranking #1 in the Americas and #3 globally in the GRESB ESG Benchmark Assessment, which highlights its performance in environmental, social, and governance standards. Overall, these developments reinforce Arevon’s position as a growing leader in the renewable energy sector and reflect its ongoing commitment to building a more resilient and sustainable energy future.