Invenergy has closed $1.1 billion in financing to advance three new utility-scale solar projects in Ohio, Indiana, and Tennessee. These projects—Cadence Solar (240 MW), Trade Post Solar (200 MW), and Yum Yum Solar (150 MW)—will generate 590 megawatts of clean energy once operational in 2026. This milestone reflects our commitment to delivering cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy while driving local economic growth. These projects will bring significant benefits to their communities, including job creation and over $390 million in tax revenue and landowner payments. Read the full press release:

Congratulations to Matt Powers, Director of Local and Community Affairs at Invenergy, for joining @CityAndStateNY's list of 2024 Trailblazers in Economic Development. As we work to achieve the Empire State’s ambitious energy goals, Matt collaborates with stakeholders and local governments to strengthen the economic growth opportunities that come with delivering more reliable, more affordable energy statewide.

Amidst the devasting California wildfires, we are donating to @TeamRubicon, a nonprofit disaster response organization with whom we have a long-standing relationship, in support of their efforts to provide disaster relief and assist the emergency management and fire departments in the area. With thousands of trained volunteers currently in LA, the organization is tackling the work that frees up resources for first responders to address pressing emergencies. Read more about Team Rubicon’s latest response to the LA wildfires:

This week, Invenergy welcomed @GovPritzker to tour the new expansion of our home office, which represents the largest office expansion in the Chicago Loop. We are proud to further our deep commitment to the state of Illinois, and through this growth accelerate the delivery of cleaner, more reliable, affordable power to meet growing energy demand. Pictured: The Governor joined Invenergy Founder and CEO Michael Polsky on a tour of our newly renovated floors, as well as our Invenergy Control Center.

Invenergy has announced a new agreement with Hubbell Incorporated that is part of a $2 billion investment bolstering the domestic electricity transmission supply chain needed to support a more reliable, resilient U.S. energy grid. Read the full press release:

For the second year in a row, Invenergy has been named to @BuiltIn's Best Places to Work lists in Chicago and Denver in the "Best Large Companies" category. As we accelerate cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy, it's our people who make all that we do possible—and make Invenergy a great place to work. Learn more about our company culture, mission and browse our open roles:

Congratulations to Meghan Schultz, our EVP and Chief Financial Officer, on her reappointment to @ACORE's Board of Directors. Her commitment to accelerating cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy is invaluable to Invenergy and advancing the industry's initiatives. Read ACORE’s press release here:

Invenergy’s Hardin II Solar Energy Center in Hardin County, Ohio, has officially reached commercial operations, and will generate 150 MW of clean energy. This milestone was made possible thanks to strong partnerships with the local community and organizations like @Meta, which will purchase the energy generated by the project. Hardin II Solar is creating a brighter, cleaner future while delivering big benefits to the local community, including: ☀️ 400+ jobs during construction ☀️ $78 million in local investments including funds for schools, emergency services, and infrastructure ☀️ New income opportunities for landowners As energy demand grows, projects like Hardin II Solar strengthen the reliability of the electrical grid. Read more:

Soaring U.S. power demand growth will require action to transform our regional grids. "We’re going to need every kind of resource that’s ready and able to get built, " shared Shashank Sane, Invenergy EVP, Transmission in this recent @WSJ piece. Invenergy’s multi-state Grain Belt Express transmission line will deliver enough new domestic power supply for 50 data centers. It is the largest U.S. transmission line by capacity at 5 gigawatts. Read the full story via WSJ:

Last week, the Invenergy-developed Boomtown Solar Energy Center reached commercial operations and began supporting Ameren Missouri's Renewable Solutions program with 150 MW of new solar generation from our home state of Illinois. Read the press release:

Invenergy was honored to present a $7,500 donation to the Seymour Volunteer Fire Department as part of our ribbon-cutting event for the Diversion Wind Energy Center in Baylor County, TX.

This holiday season, Invenergy is donating to the @GRIDAlternativ2 Energy for All program—which delivers affordable, no-cost solar power to underserved communities—on behalf of our customers, partners and friends. We're grateful to everyone who has played a role in helping us deliver cleaner, more reliable, more affordable energy this year and look forward to all we can accomplish in 2025!

We read every day that demand for energy is growing, and it’s no secret that energy tax credits fuel investment in U.S. energy infrastructure to meet it. @USCleanPower's latest report underscores the criticality of maintaining these tax credits – and more importantly a stable policy environment – in order to drive America’s ability to establish energy independence and create jobs and economic benefits across the U.S. Read the full ACP report to learn more:

Invenergy is proud to have developed Paris Solar Park for @we_energies and to have partnered with Wisconsin workers to create new power for Wisconsin communities.

Construction is underway on Invenergy’s Hashknife Solar Energy Center in Navajo County, Arizona! This 475 MW solar + storage energy center will power over 110,000 homes and is one of the largest solar facilities in the state. Hashknife will create hundreds of jobs during construction, invest over $100M into the community, and strengthen Arizona’s clean energy future. We celebrated this milestone with our partners at @apsFYI and local leaders, and honored the Navajo County Sheriffs Posse Search and Rescue with a donation during the groundbreaking event.

The Ontario government is expanding Canada’s largest energy procurement by 50%—adding 7,500 MW of clean, reliable power to meet soaring demand. Invenergy leadership including Michael Polsky, Founder & CEO, came to Toronto to meet with the Ontario Minister of Energy and Electrification Stephen Lecce to talk about our vast capabilities to help meet Ontario’s electricity needs, attract economic development and provide affordable power.

The Invenergy-developed Paris Solar Park—the first large-scale solar project in southeastern Wisconsin—reached commercial operations this week for @we_energies, @WIPublicService, and @MGEMadison. The 200 MW solar project will provide enough energy to power 60,000 American homes and feature a 110 MW battery storage center, expected to be in service in 2025. Read the press release:

Electricity demand in the U.S. is projected to surge by 128 GW in the next five years—a huge leap that calls for urgent action. We’re stepping up to meet this rising demand by advancing renewable energy and natural gas projects that deliver more reliable, more sustainable power to the grid at an accelerated rate. The path forward is clear: we must act quickly to build the energy infrastructure the U.S. needs to power its future. Read more via @UtilityDive: #EnergyTransition #GridReliability

RT @USCleanPower: News: #ACPMember @InvenergyLLC and @Meta have partnered on four U.S. solar projects, helping to deliver the necessary cle…

Invenergy is furthering our work with @Meta by providing an additional 760 MW of clean, domestically produced energy, increasing their total procurement from Invenergy beyond 1 GW. Through four new Invenergy-developed U.S. solar projects, this milestone collaboration continues to support Meta's clean energy goals while delivering reliable, affordable power to local grids and generating economic investment in communities across the country. Read more: