Ava Community Energy Scales Public EV Charging Access Across Northern California with Calibrant Energy
With the new partnership, Ava will manage over 100 public direct-current (DC) fast-chargers at 11 sites across its service territory
OAKLAND, Calif., April 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Ava Community Energy (Ava), one of the nation’s top clean energy providers, announced today its plans to expand access to public EV charging stations across its service territory. As part of the energy provider’s new partnership with Calibrant Energy (a joint venture between Macquarie and Siemens Financial Services), Ava will deploy 86 public direct-current fast-chargers (DCFC) across 11 sites in six cities. Ava’s partnership with Calibrant comes on the heels of the provider’s 2023 partnership with EV Realty, which will build 32 additional chargers in downtown Oakland, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to driving access to electric mobility resources and infrastructure across Northern California.
“The partnership between Calibrant Energy and Ava is another step closer to making the energy transition more achievable. As demand grows, this is an exciting time for EVs, and collaborations like this will ensure success. Calibrant is proud to support Ava’s commitment to lowering the barriers consumers may face with EVs and charging stations,” says Matt Walz, CEO at Calibrant Energy.
To help expedite California’s goals for decarbonized transportation, Ava is proactively taking innovative steps to scale the adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). Through a first-of-its-kind procurement approach that mirrors power purchase agreements (PPAs) traditionally used for wind, solar and battery storage projects, Ava is utilizing an energy tolling agreement structure to finance its EV charging network, paying a monthly fixed, capacity-based fee to deploy Ava charging stations across its service territory.
Ava’s partners Calibrant Energy and EV Realty will help develop up to the first 11 fast-charging hubs of Ava’s DC fast-charging network, which will be located across Hayward, Livermore, Oakland, Piedmont, Pleasanton and San Leandro. Ava’s DC fast-chargers will be powered using its Renewable 100 service – which is certified by the California Air Resource Board (CARB) as a zero carbon intensity (CI) transportation fuel – and will be available to the public twenty-four-seven. The charging partnership with Calibrant Energy is slated to come online in 2025, and Ava’s EV Realty partnership plans to see project completion by the end of 2024. Ava plans to continue building publicly available fast chargers to give residents access to affordable electric vehicle charging.
To help bridge the gap to widespread, reliable and affordable charging infrastructure for underserved communities, Ava will locate all EV fast-charging sites in publicly accessible municipal parking lots, garages and right-of-way parking spaces near “multifamily hotspots” – areas with dense concentrations of renters, who make up nearly 50 percent of Ava’s customers. Additionally, each charging station will be located in proximity to local businesses and services for increased convenience.
“It is a critical time to make sure we are supporting the adoption of EVs,” said Nick Chaset, CEO at Ava Community Energy. “While people are talking about scaling zero-emission transportation, we are putting steel in the ground to deploy the projects that will positively move the needle on our collective energy future.”
About Ava Community Energy (Ava)
Ava Community Energy (Ava), formerly East Bay Community Energy (EBCE), is the not-for-profit public power provider for more than 1.7 million residents and commercial customers in Alameda County and the City of Tracy, with service extending to the additional San Joaquin County cities of Stockton and Lathrop in 2025. As one of 25 community choice aggregation (CCA) programs operating in California, Ava is part of the movement to provide energy choice while expediting local and state-wide climate action goals. Ava is committed to creating a brighter future in our communities and beyond by providing clean power at competitive rates, reinvesting in our member communities, and developing programs that make it easy for customers to discover, try and adopt clean energy solutions. For more information about Ava Community Energy, visit AvaEnergy.org.
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) and Siemens Financial Services (SFS) to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services also provides debt financing for Calibrant projects. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com.
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Calibrant Energy Hires Sean Rheuben as Managing Director, Strengthening Leadership Team
Leading Energy-as-a-Service firm taps industry expert to expand business development capabilities
NEW YORK, NY – November 29, 2023 – Calibrant Energy (“Calibrant”), a leading distributed energy company providing customized energy solutions at scale, is pleased to announce that Sean Rheuben has joined as Managing Director, Strategic Origination with Business Development. His appointment supports Calibrant’s mission to deliver straightforward and reliable clean energy solutions that simplify the journey toward net-zero facilities.
At Calibrant, Rheuben will apply his decades of expertise across advisory, structured finance, capital markets, origination, deal structuring, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to support Calibrant’s next phase of growth. His role will focus on origination and M&A, further building out Calibrant’s network of developers through which to acquire projects, portfolios, and identify pipelines for new business partnerships.
“Sean brings an entrepreneurial mindset and an impressive track record to his new role on our team at Calibrant,” said Matt Walz, CEO of Calibrant. “His experience will be invaluable as Calibrant continues scaling our ability to deliver net-zero solutions to our customers.”
Rheuben joins Calibrant from Altus Power, where he was the Co-Head of Origination and Head of Special Situations and is credited for helping that business deploy over $300m of equity into PV solar and battery storage. Prior to that, he held roles at Healthy Planet Partners and Syncarpha Capital.
“Calibrant has achieved rapid growth since inception because it excels at delivering tangible results for clients seeking clean energy solutions,” said Rheuben. “I am inspired by what this team has achieved and excited to jump in and get to work to deliver Calibrant’s multi-technology capabilities and flexible capital offerings to new partners.”
Rheuben holds a Master of Applied Finance from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia and a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS), and Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services also provides debt financing for Calibrant projects. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com.
Contacts
Anja Asato
646-818-9049
[email protected]
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Calibrant Energy Names Matt Walz as CEO
Recognized industry leader will helm Calibrant’s growing Energy-as-a-Service business
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Calibrant Energy (“Calibrant”), a leading distributed energy company providing customized energy solutions at scale, today announced the appointment of Matt Walz as its Chief Executive Officer. Walz is Calibrant’s first CEO and will start in October. His appointment reinforces Calibrant’s evolution and growth, building on its solid foundation as a joint venture between global innovators in energy, Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), and Siemens Financial Services, Inc. (SFS).
“Calibrant is unlocking new ways to deliver innovative clean energy solutions to clients and I’m excited to roll up my sleeves and get to work with this talented team,” said Matt Walz, CEO of Calibrant. “In a short time, we have established an impressive track record of success, empowering customers to reach their energy transition goals through creative technologies and financing solutions. I believe Calibrant is well positioned for growth with new projects and partnerships on the horizon.”
Walz brings more than 25 years of experience in the energy industry. He previously served as the CEO of REC Solar where he oversaw the full acquisition by Duke Energy and led expansions into new customer segments and product offerings. Walz also previously served as the U.S. Chief Commercial Officer for The AES Corporation’s U.S. strategic business unit, a multi-billion-dollar U.S. energy portfolio. Most recently, he held a senior position at Invinity Energy Systems, a global leader in vanadium flow batteries.
“Matt is the clear choice to lead Calibrant through its next era of growth,” said William Demas – Head of Americas, Macquarie Asset Management Green Investments. “His strong leadership in the energy sector and clear vision for developing customer-centric clean solutions aligns perfectly with Calibrant’s vision and mission. Macquarie looks forward to supporting Matt and the rest of the Calibrant team in delivering the Energy-as-a-Service solutions of the future.”
“We’re proud to see Calibrant develop its leadership team and address the growing demand for Energy-as-a-Service projects,” said Christian Bell, Senior Vice President and Head of Equity Investments at Siemens Financial Services, Inc. “We look forward to seeing Calibrant thrive under Matt’s leadership, working alongside Siemens Smart Infrastructure’s technology expertise, and continue providing financing for innovative clean energy projects.”
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS), and Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services provides debt financing for Calibrant projects. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com.
Contacts
Anja Asato
646-818-9049
[email protected]
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County Executive McCoy and Partners Break Ground on Albany County’s First Solar Array
Project Includes Educational Partnership with Capital Region BOCES
Albany County Executive Daniel P. McCoy, the New York Power Authority (NYPA), Colonie Town Supervisor Peter Crummey, Albany County Legislators and other project partners broke ground today on the site of Albany County’s first major solar photovoltaic (PV) ground-mount array on five acres of county property located at 897 Watervliet Shaker Road in the Town of Colonie. A 2.1 megawatt solar farm was awarded to Siemens, the project developer which was selected through a competitive bid process. The solar project will be owned and operated by Calibrant Energy, a joint venture between Siemens and the financial services company Macquarie Group.
The county will purchase the nearly 2.6 million kilowatt hours of clean, renewable electricity generated by the farm each year, and be reimbursed for the power generated on county property, which is projected to benefit county tax payers in the long-term. The project has received the approval of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which has a radar tower on the site. Construction is expected to be complete in 2024.
“As we break ground on our first major solar project, I’m proud that Albany County continues on its path to becoming the greenest county in New York State. Once complete, this solar farm will be able to replace the equivalent carbon emissions of 252 homes and through this partnership with NYPA, we will ultimately save tax dollars on electricity costs,” said Albany County Executive McCoy.
“Our feasibility study analyzed a number of county properties that would be suitable for this endeavor. However, we determined that this is the perfect location for a solar farm because there are virtually no neighbors, and the array is a compatible use with the radar tower,” he continued.
“The Town of Colonie is pleased to collaborate with Albany County in advancing the solar project at 897 Watervliet-Shaker Road. This clean energy innovation will help the Town achieve its ongoing goal promoting a diverse energy policy. We will continue to embrace a smart and balanced approach in keeping with our Climate Smart Community,” said Colonie Town Supervisor Peter G. Crummey.
“The New York Power Authority is pleased to partner with Albany County, which shares New York State’s dedication to developing more renewable energy resources and has stepped forward as a role model for local governments wanting to reduce their carbon footprints,” said Power Authority President and CEO Justin E. Driscoll. “The acceleration of solar is key to our clean energy future and it’s going to take every community doing their part to fulfill our State’s commitment to transition to zero-emissions resources and achieve a carbon-neutral economy by 2050.”
New York State boasts some of the most ambitious clean energy targets in the nation, specified in the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), passed in 2019, which calls for 70 percent of the State’s electricity to be sourced from renewable energy by 2030.
The Power Authority’s Distributed Energy Resources Advisory Services team, serving as Albany County’s advisor, helped the County assess potential project sites and developed, issued and evaluated the competitive bidding process. The team will continue to provide guidance and oversight throughout the development of the project.
Work will begin with site preparation, including the removal of the invasive black locust trees on the site. There will be a one-to-one tree replacement, and native pollinators will be planted onsite to enhance the green intent of the project.
“Calibrant is excited to begin construction on this solar project that will deliver tangible economic and environmental benefits to the Albany County community,” said Thomas Biddinger, Director of Partnerships at Calibrant Energy, the long term financing partner and operator for the project. “Our Energy-as-a-Service model delivers flexible financing to help partners like Albany County achieve their sustainability goals while delivering long-term budget certainty for local officials and taxpayers alike.”
One of the additional benefits of siting the solar array on Watervliet Shaker Road is the development of an educational program for students at the Capital Region BOCES and local schools. Through this partnership, students will be able to participate in project construction and maintenance of the solar array and monitor the site in real time.
“This project will provide students at Capital Region BOCES first-hand experience in the construction, installation and maintenance process for this technology, in turn gaining valuable work-based experience in the field,” said Joe Dragone, Senior Executive Officer, Capital Region BOCES. “Further integrating the use of real time data and energy systems from this project will support the knowledge and technical training that our students receive in the classroom.”
“Albany County’s commitment to combating the climate and energy crisis requires infrastructure changes, starting with how we obtain our sources of energy. The Legislature has a history of spearheading green initiatives and this allows us to take steps towards a future that protects our planet by requiring a zero-emission, solar-powered energy framework. We thank all of our partners at the County, including our Legislators who have worked to promote solar energy, for their hard work to successfully begin installation of the first local large-scale solar power farm in Albany County,” said Albany County Legislature Chairman Andrew Joyce.
“Today marks the culmination of years of efforts by the County Executive and the Albany County Legislature to install the first municipal large-scale solar power project in Albany County. As a strong supporter of conservation efforts throughout the County, I believe that this solar farm is the first of many steps we can take towards a more sustainable future. This project also has double the impact, as the Legislature passed a resolution last year requiring that trees cleared from County properties be replaced tree-for-tree on another County property or, where not possible, that monies equaling twice the replacement value of the trees be set aside for further conservation efforts in the County. The existing invasive trees that will be cleared for this project will be replaced by non-invasive trees native to the Capital Region or double their value – maximizing the conservation impact of this project. I thank the County Executive and my colleagues in the Albany County Legislature for working together to make the County more sustainable,” said Albany County Legislature Majority Leader Dennis Feeney.
“I am pleased we are pursuing this sensible use of County property,” said Albany County Legislature Minority Leader Frank Mauriello. “Using airport-adjacent land is a great example of smart solar siting. This project should benefit the environment, the Town of Colonie, and Albany County ratepayers.”
“Shaker Heritage Society is grateful for the provision of funding for a new roof for the 1848 Shaker Meeting House, and we are happy to support initiatives to enhance the environmental and economic sustainability of our home. Renowned around the country for their honesty and the quality of their craftsmanship, the Shakers also embraced agricultural innovation and sustainable practices. This solar project carries forward these ideals by converting former Shaker farmland into a source of renewable energy for public benefit. Where farmers once harvested crops, technicians will now harvest sunlight,” said Johanna Batman, Executive Director of the Shaker Heritage Society.
A State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) for this solar project was conducted last year and a number of public hearings followed last spring.
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About the New York Power Authority
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is the largest state public power organization in the nation, operating 16 generating facilities and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines. More than 80 percent of the electricity NYPA produces is clean renewable hydropower. NYPA finances its operations with revenues earned in large part through sales of electricity and by the sale of bonds.
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS) and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG), to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services provides debt financing for Calibrant projects. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com.
Calibrant Energy
Anja Ansato
Prosek Partners
+1.646.818.9084
[email protected]
City of South Portland Furthers Commitment to Sustainability by Completing Final Phase of 12,746-Panel Solar Farm on Former Landfill
4.7 MW solar farm projected to offset 63% of the City of South Portland’s municipal load and save taxpayers more than $20 million over the 40-year commercial life of the panels
South Portland, ME ( South Portland ) – The City of South Portland is celebrating the completion of a 4.7 megawatt (MW) solar array that sits atop the City’s capped landfill. The array will generate an estimated 5.8 million kilowatt (kW) hours of renewable energy each year, offsetting 63% of the City of South Portland’s municipal electric load and 4,100 metric tons of annual carbon emissions, according to EPA statistics. In total, more than 80% of the City’s municipal electric load will now be offset by solar.
The three-phase project began in 2017 with a 1016 kW (DC) array, which was, at that time, the largest municipal solar project in Maine. In 2022, the expansion of “Landfill East” and addition of “Landfill West” added 474 kW (DC) and 3,251 kW (DC) to the total project. Today, these combined solar projects have the largest power potential of any solar array built on a municipal landfill in the state, according to Maine DEP.
“The City of South Portland is thrilled to announce the completion of this multi-phase project,” said City Manager Scott Morelli. “Thanks to this extraordinary collaborative effort, solar energy now powers the vast majority of municipal operations—a win for both the environment and taxpayers.”
The project was financed through Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) managed by ReVision Energy. The City of South Portland paid nothing to install the solar panels. Instead, Calibrant Energy, a leading distributed energy company deploying innovative Energy-as-a-Service solutions, paid the upfront cost and the City will pay for the power generated from the solar panels each month at a rate lower than utility-provided power. After seven years, the City has the option to purchase the system at a reduced price and own all of the solar power generated for the remainder of the warranty period and 40-year commercial lifespan.
“Calibrant Energy is proud to partner with the City of South Portland and ReVision Energy to support the City’s energy transition,” said Thomas Biddinger, Director of Partnerships at Calibrant Energy. “Delivering sustainable solar energy with flexible financing will provide economic and environmental benefits to the area for decades to come. This project is closely aligned with Calibrant Energy’s commitment to providing long-term energy solutions that are built for performance and sustainability.”
Dozens of local electricians, electrical apprentices, engineers, and other solar professionals were employed in the development and construction of the solar arrays. Beginning in 2013, ReVision Energy, the City of South Portland, and the City of Portland spent four years in a collaborative planning partnership before the first solar array was built in 2017.
“Transitioning society from fossil fuels to renewable energy and clean technology is the biggest infrastructure project in the history of humankind, and one of the greatest wealth creation opportunities of the 21st century. The City of South Portland’s clean energy leadership is already saving taxpayers money while significantly reducing local carbon pollution,” said Phil Coupe, co-founder of ReVision Energy. “Because the cost of solar technology has plummeted by 90% over the past two decades, the City of South Portland and its citizens will derive a strong economic and environmental return on this solar investment. And perhaps best of all, the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act will further reduce clean energy costs in 2023 and beyond, making solar power, heat pumps, battery storage and electric vehicles the most attractive options for homeowners, businesses, nonprofits and municipalities.
The City, Calibrant Energy, and ReVision Energy will celebrate the new solar installation with a ceremony on October 27 at 2 PM at the City’s Solar array at 929 Highland Ave. in South Portland, Maine. Honored guests include South Portland Mayor Deqa Dhalac, Thomas Biddinger, Director of Partnerships at Calibrant Energy, and Phil Coupe, co-founder of Revision Energy, who will be speaking at the event. Members of the public and media are welcome to attend.
About ReVision Energy
ReVision Energy is a 100% employee-owned solar company with offices in Portland and Montville, Maine; Brentwood and Enfield, New Hampshire; and North Andover, Massachusetts. With over 350 employee co-owners, 10,000 installations, and 19 years of experience, ReVision is New England’s leading full-service renewable energy contracting company. ReVision is a Certified B Corp with a mission to lead the community in solving the environmental problems caused by fossil fuels while alleviating economic and social injustice. Learn more at ReVisionEnergy.com.
Media Contact: Caitlin Brooke, ReVision Energy, [email protected], (207) 512-6035
About City of South Portland
The City of South Portland is a vibrant Southern Maine community of 26,000+ residents and over 1,500 businesses located on picturesque Casco Bay. www.southportland.org
Media Contact: Shara Drew, City of South Portland, [email protected], (207) 767-7606
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS) and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG), to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services provides debt financing for Calibrant projects.
Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com
Contacts
Calibrant Energy
Anja Ansato
Prosek Partners
+1.646.818.9084
[email protected]
Calibrant Energy Strengthens its Distributed Energy Capabilities with the Addition of Kenyon Energy’s Senior Management Team and Project Pipeline
Transaction Increases Calibrant’s Ability to Provide Customized Energy Solutions at Scale
NEW YORK, October 4th ( Business Wire) – Calibrant Energy (“Calibrant”), a leading distributed energy company deploying the Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model, today announced a transaction with Kenyon Energy (“Kenyon”), a national developer, owner and operator of distributed solar energy projects. Through the transaction, Calibrant will hire Kenyon’s senior management team and acquire the rights to Kenyon’s pipeline of projects.
As part of the transaction, Kenyon’s Chairman and CEO, Clay Biddinger, will become a board advisor to Calibrant and Kenyon’s President, Ray Gonzalez, will assume the title of Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President of Development of Calibrant. The Kenyon team will join Calibrant effective October 4th, 2021. The addition of the Kenyon team will introduce significant efficiencies that benefit Calibrant customers and give Calibrant greater capacity to scale its offerings.
“Kenyon’s industry-leading team will enhance Calibrant’s ability to quickly and efficiently deploy customized energy solutions and deliver even greater value to clients,” said Chris Archer, a Calibrant Board Member and Head of Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (“GIG”) Americas. “Kenyon’s deep expertise makes Calibrant more flexible and faster, which are critical to furthering our goal of growing our leadership position in distributed energy and supporting the green transition by introducing clients to innovative energy solutions.”
“Since founding Kenyon in 2009, our team has established itself as a leading financier, owner and operator of distributed solar assets across 26 states while successfully delivering reliable clean energy to its premier list of public and private sector clients,” Biddinger said. “Joining the Calibrant team will allow us to provide a broader spectrum of technologies and services to our partners, and the backing by Macquarie’s Green Investment Group, Siemens’ Smart Infrastructure and Siemens Financial Services gives us access to best-in-class financing and technology support to continue delivering impactful energy solutions for our clients.”
“We see tremendous opportunity in joining Calibrant and are excited to introduce our partners to our expanded offering,” said Ray Gonzalez, President of Kenyon. “Calibrant shares our commitment to simplifying the green energy transition and we look forward to leveraging the resources and tailored financing solutions provided by Calibrant’s parent companies, Siemens and Macquarie, that will help clients achieve their energy goals.”
Launched in October 2020, Calibrant is a joint venture between Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG), Siemens Smart Infrastructure, and Siemens Financial Services, that plans, designs, builds, owns, and operates onsite energy production and storage assets for clients at no upfront cost. In doing so, Calibrant delivers cost savings, cost certainty, resilience and low-cost energy grid augmentation. Calibrant employs a wide range of best-in-class technologies in solar, integrated solar-battery solutions, hybrid systems, standalone batteries, microgrids, combined heat and power, and centralized heating and cooling infrastructure upgrades.
Despite projected COVID-19 impacts, the United States distributed energy / EaaS market is expected to reach over $19 billion over the next five years as demand remains strong for offerings that increase energy efficiency and resilience with minimal balance sheet impact.
About Calibrant Energy
Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS) groups and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group, to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services. For more information, visit www.calibrantenergy.com.
About Kenyon Energy
Green Investment Group (GIG) is a specialist developer, sponsor and investor with a mission to accelerate the transition to a greener global economy. GIG supports the growth of the global green economy by making new green in Kenyon Energy is a leading financier, owner and operator of solar energy projects in the United States. Kenyon Energy takes great pride in providing excellent customer service, while developing cost-effective, turnkey, and creative solar energy solutions for a diverse set of customers, including utilities, municipalities, schools and universities, federal and state government facilities, small and large industrial facilities, and Fortune 500 companies. For more information, visit www.kenyonenergy.com
Contacts
Calibrant Energy
Ben Howard
Prosek Partners
+1.646.818.9084
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