Managing Director
Regina L. Padilla
Leads strategy and client engagements — aligning technical scope, budget, and timeline so projects stay on track from kickoff to commissioning.
The cheapest energy is
the energy you don't use.
Spark & Bloom develops solar PV and battery storage projects for large energy users — pairing engineering precision with financial clarity, from first feasibility study through interconnection and beyond.
Technical
Engineering that de-risks the build.
Single-line drawings, PV and BESS sizing, and site layouts grounded in how the system will actually be interconnected and operated — not just how it looks on paper.
Financial
Numbers that hold up to scrutiny.
Budget and timeline forecasts, competitive procurement, and tariff analysis that make the business case defensible before you commit capital.
What we do
A full development stack, one point of contact.
From the first question — is this project worth doing? — to a monitored, operating asset. Tap any stage to see what's included.
Core specialty
Solar PV & Battery Energy Storage
Most engagements center on on-site solar and storage — where the technical design and the financial model are inseparable, and where getting both right is the difference between a project that pencils and one that doesn't.
How a project moves
One line from feasibility to operation.
Every engagement follows the same disciplined path — each stage handing clean deliverables to the next. Step through it.
Where we work
Every U.S. market has its own rules. We know them.
Interconnection queues, tariffs, and incentives differ sharply by region. Select a market to see what shapes a project there.
Who you work with
Senior people, start to finish.
No handoffs to junior staff. The people who scope your project are the ones who deliver it.
Energy Consultant
Alex Treviño
Owns the technical and financial build — PV and BESS design, single-line drawings, site layouts, procurement, and budget & timeline tracking.
Start here
Have a site in mind? Let's run the numbers.
Tell us the location, the load, and what you're trying to achieve. We'll come back with an honest read on whether solar and storage make sense — technically and financially.