Apex Clean Energy

Sustainability is at the core of Apex’s mission—driving us forward in building a more resilient and socially responsible future. Apex’s 2023 Sustainability Report marks another milestone in our journey. Through strategic partnerships and innovative practices, we are paving the way for substantial, meaningful progress. But our ambition extends beyond reducing our impact; it’s about raising the bar for what it means to be a clean energy company. Explore the legacy we are shaping. ?? https://lnkd.in/e9THBiDe

Patience, persistence, and personal connection: the building blocks that turned Timbermill Wind from a dream into reality. One Apex team member’s decade-long commitment helped bring North Carolina's second-ever wind farm to life—a testament to the power of forming genuine relationships with the communities that host our projects. Read more:

Clean energy construction creates pathways to new careers. From entry-level positions to technical roles, projects like Angelo Solar in Tom Green County, Texas, can bring hundreds of jobs to surrounding communities. Watch how this industry is creating transformative opportunities for employment:

As an industry leader in sustainable healthcare delivery, we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact. We are joining Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and PowerOptions, Inc. to collaborate with Apex Clean Energy to enable two new renewable energy facilities and purchase an estimated 1.3 million megawatt-hours of renewable electricity annually by 2026. Beyond generating tangible environmental benefits, the two projects will create approximately $64 million in tax revenue for their communities, 750 jobs during construction, and a new and long-term source of income for local farmers and landowners, totaling $100 million. Learn more about this collaboration: https://spklr.io/6041x5AW

I'm excited to see the work Apex Clean Energy announced today in coordination with the Consortium for Climate Solutions: a first-of-its-kind renewable energy aggregation, including higher education institutions, healthcare systems, and a group of public and nonprofit organizations in Greater Boston and the North Shore. These transactions include 408 MW across two new large-scale renewable energy projects which will support the carbon-free objectives of the Consortium's members. I'm proud of my colleagues, Lisa Richey, Hannah Coman, Meagan Schick, and Sarah Walsh, who worked tirelessly to complete these deals.

In a first-of-its-kind aggregation, Apex is collaborating with a consortium of higher education institutions, healthcare systems, and public and nonprofit organizations for two virtual power purchase agreements totaling 408 MW. The aggregation combines demand from a range of purchasers to reduce barriers for smaller institutions to procure renewable power at competitive terms—showing how collaboration can amplify the impact of the energy transition.

Solar farms don’t just generate clean energy: they create jobs and drive economic growth, often in areas that are most in need of it. A single project can employ hundreds of people during construction while engaging local businesses and vendors for associated services—building a network of activity for the surrounding community and supporting its long-term prosperity.

In the dynamic world of energy markets, adaptability is key to navigating complex systems and maximizing our operational returns. From wind to solar to storage, every decision is made to deliver value in service of Apex’s mission to accelerate the shift to clean energy. Read more:

Texas’s energy future came into focus last month as Apex worked with PowerHouse Texas and the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus to host state legislators for a tour of our Angelo Solar and Storage and Aviator Wind facilities. The San Angelo Energy Tour was organized to help give these decision-makers an up-close look at how renewable energy is creating jobs, driving investment, and building economic resilience for communities across the state. These projects showcase the tremendous opportunities wind, solar, and storage offer the Lone Star State. Thank you again to Representatives Drew Darby and Senator Charles Perry for co-hosting this amazing event!

For Tom Green County, Texas, renewable energy means economic resilience. Angelo Solar will generate tax revenue that helps the community control its own destiny—funding schools, improving infrastructure, and attracting new businesses. Watch how this project is helping build a stronger future for San Angelo: