Clean energy solutions provider Bloom Energy is appointing Daniel Berenbaum to CFO effective April 29, following current CFO Greg Cameron’s departure.
Berenbaum joins Bloom with more than three decades of financial and operational experience. Most recently, he served as the executive vice president and CFO of National Instruments.
He’s also been in executive finance positions for Micron Technology, Everspin Technologies and GlobalFoundries.
“We’re thrilled to have Dan join our leadership team,” said KR Sridhar, founder, chairman and CEO of Bloom Energy. “He stood out among an exceptional group of finalists by showing a strong record of success across the board—on scaling and strategy; on financial discipline and cost reduction; on internal leadership, team building and external communications; and on profitability.”
Cameron is staying with Bloom Energy until mid-May to facilitate the transition.
Recommended Reading
EQT Deal to ‘Vertically Integrate’ Equitrans Faces Steep Challenges
2024-03-11 - EQT Corp. plans to acquire Equitrans Midstream with $5.5 billion equity, but will assume debt of $7.6 billion or more in the process, while likely facing intense regulatory scrutiny.
EQT, Equitrans Midstream to Combine in $5.5B Deal: Reports
2024-03-11 - EQT Corp.'s deal would reunite the natural gas E&P with Equitrans Midstream after the two companies separated in 2018.
EQT Sees Clear Path to $5B in Potential Divestments
2024-04-24 - EQT Corp. executives said that an April deal with Equinor has been a catalyst for talks with potential buyers as the company looks to shed debt for its Equitrans Midstream acquisition.
EQT Strengthens Appalachian Position in Swap with Equinor
2024-04-16 - EQT, the largest natural gas producer in the U.S., is taking greater control of the production chain with its latest move.
Ohio Oil, Appalachia Gas Plays Ripe for Consolidation
2024-04-09 - With buyers “starved” for top-tier natural gas assets, Appalachia could become a dealmaking hotspot in the coming years. Operators, analysts and investors are also closely watching what comes out of the ground in the Ohio Utica oil fairway.