Apex Clean Energy

As power demands rise across the United States, innovative approaches are crucial.

Powered land—locations hosting large-load facilities paired with onsite generation or grid connections—is vital for meeting growing energy needs.

In a new interview, Apex Chief Commercial Officer Eamon Perrel discusses how powered land and co-located generation will deliver energy where it’s needed most while bypassing interconnection delays.

Read the interview here: https://bit.ly/4eBDIA3

A New Blueprint for Power | Apex Clean Energy Apex's Eamon Perrel explains what powered land is, why it matters, and how Apex is meeting this defining moment in American energy.

Electricity is getting more expensive nationwide. To mitigate this, we need more supply, and we need it fast. Wind, solar, and storage deliver.

Read more from CBS: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/summer-utility-costs-air-conditioner/

American manufacturing is usually framed as a story of loss. Clean energy is telling a different one. A new report from the American Clean Power Association finds that domestic clean energy manufacturing now contributes $31 billion to U.S. GDP a year and supports 216,000 American jobs—at wages 35% above the national average. Apex builds the projects those factories exist to supply.

Read the full report:

Discover How America Builds Power | ACP Learn how domestic clean energy manufacturing provides high-paying jobs, supports local communities and spurs economic growth.

Apex just closed the sale of a 28 MW community solar portfolio to SolAmerica Energy, our second distributed energy deal in six months.

Four projects spanning the state will bring locally generated power and lower energy bills to residents and businesses through Illinois’ community solar program, with operations expected to kick off in 2027. A great outcome for the team—and for the Illinois communities these projects will serve. ☀️

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Apex Closes Sale of Community Solar Portfolio to SolAmerica The transaction marks Apex’s first with SolAmerica and its second distributed energy portfolio commercialization in six months, reflecting strong demand for ready-to-build projects that ease strain on the grid and deliver savings to American households.

This weekend, we celebrated a moment years in the making: gathering in Botetourt County, VA to sign our names to a turbine blade at Rocky Forge Wind, Virginia’s first land-based wind farm.

Once complete, Rocky Forge will power the equivalent of more than 20,000 homes a year and generate up to $25 million in local tax revenue over the life of the project. Thank you to the landowners, officials, workers, and business leaders who helped turn a decade of work into reality and marked this milestone with us.

Apex’s projects deliver vital tax revenue to their communities.

This year, Timbermill Wind’s annual $700,000 payment will support essential infrastructure, education, and public safety services that will help the community thrive for years to come.

Learn more about Timbermill Wind’s economic contributions: https://www.dailyadvance.com/news/local/chowan-county-proposes-30-6m-fiscal-budget/article_16c8c089-54bd-4fad-a23f-4dae02d6f96b.html

With support from the Apex Conservation Grant Program, the Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program (CBBEP) and Texan by Nature advanced Bringing Baffin Back, a Texas initiative improving water quality in the Baffin Bay watershed to restore shorebird and waterfowl habitats.

The funding went toward a 12,000-sq.-ft. native habitat and rain garden at Saenz Elementary in Alice, Texas, which uses native plants to naturally filter stormwater runoff, support local biodiversity, and serve as a hands-on conservation education resource for staff and students.

On this International Day for Biological Diversity, Apex is recognizing the meaningful contributions of our conservation partners. The Apex Conservation Grant Program has driven more than $20 million in funding to enhance the ecological value of our projects. From advancing wildlife conservation to supporting reforestation and protecting critical habitats, biodiversity is at the core of everything we do.

To learn more about the grant program, visit:

Conservation Grant Program | Apex Clean Energy Through its Conservation Grant Program, Apex ensures that projects further benefit communities by preserving surrounding natural resources.

Our team recently had the opportunity to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville for its 2026 Women Build event. Apex volunteers came together to help raise walls for future homes in the Southwood community—just one of the ways we try to give back in the places where we live and work, from our hometown to communities across the country.

Reliable energy isn’t a value statement; it’s the whole job. We build wind, solar, and storage that delivers, year after year, to the homes and businesses that depend on it.