Charles E. Love, Jr. (right) leads the renewable fuels portfolio for Love’s Alternative Energy, part of the Love’s family of companies. Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores—one of the largest privately held companies in the U.S.—operates more than 650 locations across 42 states, delivering comprehensive fueling solutions for heavy-duty fleets, including RNG, EV charging, and other emerging energy technologies.
Charles focuses on advancing RNG and hydrogen opportunities with partners across the waste, transportation, and agricultural sectors, including municipalities, trucking fleets, waste haulers, and wastewater and landfill operators. He is a strong advocate of real-world, clean fuel solutions.
An entrepreneur from an early age, Charles launched his third company at age 21 before transitioning into renewable energy. He is a graduate of St. Gregory’s University and lives in Austin, Texas with his family. One of Charles’ driving beliefs is that turning waste into renewable energy is one of the most practical and impactful ways to build a low-carbon future.
Ted Niblock (left) brings more than two decades of leadership at the intersection of renewable energy development, policy, and environmental markets. He currently serves as Vice President of Development at Nexus W2V, advancing waste-to-value infrastructure projects across the U.S.
Ted has held senior roles across the biogas and organics recycling sector, including Chief Development Officer at Ductor Oy, and President of NewAg Development.
Earlier in his career, he served as General Counsel and Director of Government Affairs for multiple renewable energy companies, helping shape projects and policy frameworks during the early growth of the U.S. biogas industry. A recognized voice in the sector, Ted was a longtime columnist for BioCycle. He holds a J.D. from Boston University School of Law and a B.A. from Johns Hopkins University. He lives in Washington, DC with his family.
