Eldridge is the CEO and Chairman of Brasol, a leading investor and developer of energy transition infrastructure in Brazil. Supported by Siemens, the world's largest engineering company, and BlackRock, the world's largest investor, Brasol has become the one of largest issuer of asset-backed securities and fund managers in Brazil's distributed solar power sector. Brasol is a nation-wide operator of energy transition infrastructure in Brazil, with over 200 operating assets spanning every state in the country and accelerating Brazil's shift to more efficient energy systems.
Previously, Ty launched Shift Energy in 2011, one of the largest distributed solar companies in Japan, now active throughout East Asia. Shareholders of Shift Energy include Macquarie, Fortress Group, and Softbank. Ty also serves as a director of Empower, a non-profit organization that supports community groups with solar energy solutions. He is a frequent speaker, writer, and presenter on energy transition in emerging economies.
A U.S. native who has lived in the Philippines, Japan, and Brazil since 2014, Ty is a member of YPO, an Endeavor Entrepreneur, and has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30. He was educated at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and Oxford University's Saïd Business School.
