Ecosystem
Apollo is a company of companies built to harness the power of sunlight. We started with the most important aspect first — affordability. Join us as we embark on the next phase of human innovation.
Research indicates that average household
demand in states like California will increase
by up to 40% from electrification by 2035.
Electrification
Apollo is well positioned to harness the nation's growing demand for residential solar power and battery storage.
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Naveen Kumar
President / Co-Founder
About
I’ve spent more than two decades investing in emerging industries and technological edge cases, striving to identify opportunities prior to mainstream adoption. Throughout my career in private equity, I have served as lead investor in multiple ventures spanning life sciences, fintech, blockchain, diagnostics, and real estate.
Over the past few years, my focus has been on AI and decentralized ledger technology. From these particular areas of focus, our team set out to establish a vertically integrated renewable ecosystem. One that incorporated AI-powered underwriting, consumer lending, automated project management, and next-gen manufacturing.
Apollo is the culmination of our team's efforts — a solar ecosystem that represents our vision for the future of energy finance — an adaptive capital-recycling engine that offers homeowners savings and affordable ownership while providing our investors tax savings with consistent returns.
Apollo reflects my personal commitment to green technology, leveraging the tremendous potential of residential solar energy combined with adaptive storage technology.
My goal with any project is always about explaining a company's values and mission in a way that resonates. I am a lifelong student of Dr. Lewis-Hodgson, whose pioneering research in neuromarketing shapes how I approach company culture and storytelling. Apollo embodies our team's focus on designing systems for maximum efficiency, from which they provide meaningful positive impact on the world around us. We work together under the core principles of innovation, integrity, excellence, and sustainability.
Apollo represents the next phase in human innovation, the transition from extraction to generation. Our company slogan is "You built it. Now own it." Our mission is to create value that permeates. If you're the type of an investor who wants to make an impact, then Apollo may be exactly what you've been waiting for.
About
Over the years I've been fortunate to have found myself at the intersection of emerging industries and regulatory frontiers. As a result, I've had the opportunity to co-lead ventures in life sciences, pharmacy, diagnostics, and chronic care management. With a small team, we built what was effectively Hims—before Hims—more than a decade ago.
Since 2022, I’ve focused on the convergence of AI and automation: self-healing automations, tokenized carbon exchanges, and eco-friendly immersion-cooled Bitcoin mining.
At Apollo, we’re building a new energy economy with embedded underwriting, solar and battery storage financing, and next-gen smart inverter technology. Apollo is a dynamic financial engine built to recycle capital and energy — offering homeowners affordable solar electricity and contractors streamlined system deployment.
Our philosophy is simple: do good faster than others do harm.
I’m a lifelong student of subconscious brand psychology, in particular the work of Martin Lindstrom, whose neuromarketing principles shape how I speak about systems, stories, and experiences in a way that resonates with people, inviting them to join the mission.
Across my 20+ year career, I’ve:
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Built ERP and underwriting engines from scratch.
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Developed multi-purpose, granular investor portals.
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Managed Oracle databases and SaaS infrastructure.
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Marketed DTC health brands.
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Coined terms like “residual frame error,” “latent anchor anchoring,” and “blue skies” to describe metacognitive clarity and strategic positioning.
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Co-written plans for decentralized governance and cross-border finance.
If you’re into pushing the boundaries of what's possible — technical, financial, or cognitive — you'll find a team of likeminded individuals at Apollo.
Andrew Fuller
Dir. Operations / Co-Founder
Mike Quarders
Dir. Strategic Relationships
About
My focus has always been managing the complex relationships that enable businesses to scale — whether professional sports, construction, human resources, or payment processing. My background has given me the ability to identify the key partnerships that accelerate growth and to build the systems that optimize them.
My early years in security with a professional football organization taught me that success depends on coordinating activity between a multitude of individual stakeholders. In the case of professional sports, these stakeholders include league officials, venue operators, broadcast partners, and municipalities. I learned that the most important business decisions often happen at the interface between organizations, not within them.
In the mid-1990s, I worked in construction during one of the largest housing booms in U.S. history, overseeing regional markets for a major construction firm. Managing logistics during this time required establishing strong distributor networks and contractor relationships that could scale without compromising quality or deliverables.
In 2000, I founded my own human resources firm. I quickly learned that organizational problems are inextricably linked to the architecture of relationships; specifically, how information flows between departments, how incentives align across hierarchies, and how internal operations integrate with external partnerships.
My career has taken me from payment processing and into diagnostics and pharmacy, each niche providing valuable insight as to how different organizations structure their key partnerships and revenue-sharing models.
At Apollo, I serve as Director of Strategic Relationships, where I oversee the company's external integration layer. This layer is a complex web of utilities, distributors, manufacturers, and capital partners through which Apollo's distributed energy model scales. My role involves negotiating profit-sharing agreements with utility providers and grid operators, overseeing manufacturer relationships, and ensuring that third-party integrations align with our financial objectives.
My approach combines recursive process analysis with relationship management — the core principle being that sustainable growth requires alliances that benefit all stakeholders involved.
About
I specialize in computational systems, energy infrastructure, and as of late, agentic automation. My background in computer science began with database optimization, but I quickly gravitated toward the spaces where software meets hardware.
Early in my career, I worked primarily on software for device EMs, then moved into energy modeling and forecasting systems. The majority of my time was spent researching load-balancing protocols for distributed energy resources and exploring how machine learning could optimize real-time grid operations.
Since 2020, I've been working on AI-powered energy management and distributed ledger architecture. My work includes protocol development for RELF, a formal, human readable syntax for maintaining integrity across complex LLM interactions. I've co-authored papers on cross-model cognitive alignment (grounding) and developed methodologies for preventing semantic drift in AI reasoning chains.
At Apollo, our team is deploying grid-native solar and storage systems that function as energy assets and compute clusters, with real-time dispatch. Apollo represents a new category: energy infrastructure that thinks, learns, and optimizes itself while generating income for customers and returns for investors.
Our ethos: build systems that scale complexity intelligently.
Across my career, I've:
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Architected load-balancing systems for distributed energy storage networks.
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Developed prompt engineering frameworks for multi-model AI extended interactions.
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Built real-time financial modeling engines for complex asset portfolios.
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Designed vector-based semantic anchoring systems for stable AI reasoning.
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Created novel approaches to frame termination and memory persistence in LLMs.
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Pioneered concepts like "protocol invariants" and "semantic circuit breakers" for AI system reliability.
I approach system design through the lens of stability and cognitive load theory — influenced by my research in attention mechanisms. Our goal is simple: each system must be able to explain its own decision-making process and maintain coherence under load.
Amy Jean
Dir. Underwriting
Alliance
Join our alliance of strategic capital and tax equity partners as we deploy solar and battery storage to millions of homeowners.
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Apollo's expansion plans include numerous states
throughout the continental U.S.