Apex Clean Energy
Apex Clean Energy, founded in 2009, is a leader in utility-scale renewable energy projects, including wind, solar, and green hydrogen, with a significant impact on CO2 displacement and clean energy financing.
Founders
Apex Clean Energy was founded in 2009. The company has since grown to become a significant player in the clean energy sector, contributing to the displacement of substantial CO2 emissions and the development of various renewable energy projects.
Services
Apex Clean Energy is involved in the development and management of utility-scale wind, solar, distributed energy resources (DER), energy storage, and green fuels. These services are designed to meet the growing demands for renewable energy solutions across different sectors, including utilities, corporate clients, and public sectors.
Projects and Initiatives
Apex Clean Energy manages 1,890 MW of clean energy and is actively involved in wind energy projects across more than 20 states. The company is also expanding its portfolio in fast-growing DER markets with community solar projects. Apex Clean Energy has partnered with Plug Power to co-develop the United States' first and largest wind-supplied hydrogen project, expected to produce over 30 metric tons per day of clean liquid hydrogen.
Economic and Community Impact
Apex Clean Energy's projects generate millions in annual revenue, providing stable income and funding for schools, infrastructure, and tax relief for host communities. The projects also create jobs ranging from road construction to electrical system installations. Additionally, the company is expanding internet access in project areas to solve long-standing community challenges.
Headquarters and Key Projects
Apex Clean Energy's headquarters is located at Apex Plaza, 120 Garrett Street, Suite 700, Charlottesville, VA 22902. The company’s notable projects include the Wheatsborough Solar project in Ohio, developed under the Microsoft–Volt Energy Utility Environmental Justice Framework, which will create over 100 local jobs with a majority reserved for Ohio residents.