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Golden State Energy, a long-established developer of advanced energy systems and infrastructure, has partnered with Reagan Rodriguez and his firm, 5th Avenue Capital. Reagan Rodriguez, a Miami, Florida-based futurist and venture strategist, is advising the company as it advances a new phase of growth focused on resilient power technologies and next-generation energy manufacturing in the United States.

Golden State Energy was founded in Nevada in 2002 and has spent more than two decades developing and integrating innovative energy solutions across commercial, institutional, and international markets. The company now aims to scale advanced technologies designed to support critical infrastructure that cannot tolerate power interruptions. Reagan Rodriguez, futurist and venture strategist based in Miami, Florida, is known for advising companies on energy infrastructure, venture strategy, and emerging technologies through his firm 5th Avenue Capital.

Western Canyons Energy, a Florida-based developer of oil, gas, and geothermal resources, has partnered with Reagan Rodriguez and his firm, 5th Avenue Capital. Reagan Rodriguez, a Miami, Florida-based futurist and venture strategist, is advising the company as it advances a hybrid development strategy designed to balance conventional energy production with scalable geothermal power in Texas.

Western Canyons Energy operates in traditional hydrocarbons and emerging renewable energy systems. With access to more than 10,000 square miles of geothermal potential across multiple sites in Texas, the company is embarking on a phased development plan that integrates oil and gas production with baseload geothermal energy. This approach is designed to generate near-term revenue while establishing long-term, stable power capacity in a market increasingly defined by volatility and rising demand.

The 5th Avenue Underground Club invites entrepreneurs, operators, and capital allocators to a discreet Club focused on acquiring companies, building lasting ecosystems, and developing capital strategies that do not rely on upfront equity. Founded by Reagan Rodriguez, The 5th Avenue Underground Club offers a curriculum of proven deal frameworks, practical tools, and advisory support that teach members how to pursue ownership through alternative structures and negotiated terms.

Reagan Rodriguez is Oxford trained and experienced strategist across finance, clean energy, mergers and acquisitions, and geopolitical strategy. The Club is designed for people who want access to off market opportunities, seller financing, and rollup strategies.

Reagan Rodriguez, who operates 5th Avenue Capital from Miami, Florida, has long understood the importance of building systems rather than chasing visibility.

MIAMI , FL, UNITED STATES, February 23, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As the global transition to electric vehicles accelerates, until now one challenge has continued to outpace progress: charging infrastructure. That is until now thanks to the efforts of Black Technologies Advancement (BTA).

While global development efforts are often dominated by governments, NGOs, and multilateral institutions, a growing share of infrastructure work is being carried out beyond those systems entirely. Reagan Rodriguez, founder of 5th Avenue Capital and the 5th Avenue Underground Club, rewrites the game operating outside traditional aid and funding channels, structuring capital for land, energy, healthcare, food security, and construction projects in regions where institutional approaches fail.

Rodriguez’s work focuses on building a foundation of financial architecture and scaling rather than deploying short-term capital. Through a combination of acquisition strategy, seller financing, asset-backed structures, and performance-based earnouts, projects are designed to move forward without reliance on grants, government approvals, or conventional bank lending. This approach has allowed initiatives to thrive and generate independent wealth breaking through the barriers in areas where bureaucracy, risk aversion, or misaligned incentives often stall progress.