About

CGH Energy was founded in June 2009 by the company president, Jane Bugbee. Combined, our team has over 25 years of involvment in the geothermal community. Our focus is on sustainability, efficiency and quality as well as providing the highest level of customer service.

Mission

Our mission is to provide affordable, sustainable, environmentally-friendly heating and cooling options for Connecticut businesses and families. We offer optimized geothermal energy solutions, while providing unparalleled customer service. Our skilled team uses your individual needs to determine the most efficient and sustainable geothermal solution.

Team

Jane Bugbee

President

Ms. Bugbee, a certified geoexchange designer, founded CGH Energy in 2009 and is the company’s lead geothermal systems designer. Prior to forming CGH Energy, she spent several years working in the alternative energy field, including time with CNC Software and working on alternative energy related projects with the University of Connecticut. Ms. Bugbee has a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Connecticut.

Mark Summers

Professional Advisor

Mr. Summers is president and founder of CNC Software, a CAD/CAM software company based in Tolland, CT. He formed the company in 1983 in Massachusetts, but soon moved the company to its current location. The company is extremely environmentally conscious and the proud winner of the CT Clean Energy 2009 award. The building is heated and cooled with 46 geothermal wells, and partially powered by a 73.7kW photovoltaic solar array. The employees maintain an organic garden on the premises and run composting and recycling programs.

Brian Summers

Business Advisor

Mr. Summers is vice president of CNC Software, a CAD/CAM software company based in Tolland, CT. He is an active member of the University of Connecticut Family Business Program and recently gave a presentation at UConn’s School of Business on intellectual property. He is president of Glastonbury Bikeways, Inc. a small non-profit organization which supports a bike-friendly town with more off-road trails, and he also holds a board position on Friends of Glastonbury Rowing, Inc. another non-profit organization which raises funds for the high-school crew team.