- Budderfly is a leading energy-as-a-service company specializing in modernizing energy infrastructure for commercial facilities, with a strong market position evidenced by over $1 billion in capital raised.
- In the past year, Budderfly expanded its debt facility to $550 million, led by Global Infrastructure Partners, to support the growth of its Energy-as-a-Service platform and launched a battery storage rollout.
- The company serves a diverse range of commercial clients, including restaurants, retail, fitness, and manufacturing sites, and has established partnerships with major investors like Nuveen and BlackRock.
- Budderfly's ideal buyers are energy-intensive commercial property owners looking to modernize aging infrastructure without upfront costs, as they provide solutions that generate savings through improved energy efficiency and management.
Sales and Support is the largest function with 58 employees (about 27%), followed by Engineering with 38 (around 18%). Finance and Administration has 26 employees, while Program and Project Management (19) and Consulting (16) underscore delivery- and customer-focused work. Marketing and Product (15), Operations (14), Business Management (12), and Human Resources (6) round out the organization, with 11 employees categorized as Other. The distribution shows a balanced mix of go-to-market, technical, and corporate roles.
Headcount spans 29 locations, with 149 employees (roughly 69%) grouped under Other, indicating a widely distributed workforce. Named hubs include New York, NY (19) and a cluster in Connecticut—Milford (10), Bridgeport (7), Shelton (7), Fairfield (5), Stamford (5), and Trumbull (5)—as well as Boston, MA (4) and Hartford, CT (4). This footprint points to a concentration in the Northeast U.S. alongside extensive field-based roles across additional geographies.
