Agilitas Energy is a leading integrated developer and operator of renewable energy and energy storage systems in the Northeast and Texas. The Company is expert in the full cycle of development, construction, and distribution of utility-scale energy projects. The Agilitas Energy team has developed and/or built over 500 MW of solar PV and energy storage systems collectively since 2014, and is actively developing over 1 GW of energy projects in the United States with a focus on the Northeast and ERCOT markets. Agilitas Energy invests in energy projects at various stages, from inception to full entitlement to commercial operation.
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Welcoming our distinguished board members for #gridtechconnect Northeast! Their knowledge and experience will drive vital conversations and solutions for the energy sector. Lauren Glickman, Encore Renewable Energy Frankie Greco, P.E., Nexamp Richard Labrecque, Agilitas Energy View our board members here: https://bit.ly/44TA4eW
Agilitas Energy is proud to share that we’ve entered California’s electricity market with our financial trading capabilities. As our CEO Barrett Bilotta said, “Building on our success in the ISO-NE and ERCOT markets, our energy trading operation in the CAISO market will propel further growth for us as we continue to capitalize on the deep expertise of our asset management group, generating optimal financial results.” Check all the details here: https://lnkd.in/ek7Z4e9Y
Agilitas Energy is proud to share that we’ve closed $100 million in debt financing from @Nomura to fund our growth and continued national expansion. The deal may be further upsized to $200 million upon the completion of certain projects and will accelerate our build-out of solar and energy storage projects totaling more than 250 megawatts (MW) over the next three years. Learn more in this article from Solar Industry: https://lnkd.in/eecrecTg
With just one month left in 2023, we’re reflecting on big moments for Agilitas Energy over the last year. Expanding into new regions—like Texas—tops that list. Here’s a look back on that expansion as covered by the Houston Business Journal.
After a record-hot summer, the extreme weather trend is likely to continue into winter. Our Jeffrey R. Perry offers a take on how we can stabilize the #energygrid – pairing renewables with the right energy storage. Read the full story in AltEnergyMag.com.
#ICYMI: Our NWS energy storage project for Con Edison is the largest of its kind in the service area. ⚡️ Offers 4.8 MW & 23.7 MWh of capacity ⚡️ Enhances grid’s reliability ⚡️ Supports state’s aggressive energy storage targets More on this news in pv magazine Global.
Our team brings a great depth of experience to our distributed solar practice. We take projects from inception through construction and operation. Check out some of our solar PV projects and why we stand apart.
Time for a #projectupdate! ⚡️ Pictured is the battery lift at our Bristol, Vermont energy storage project. Here’s a look at the impressive numbers behind this feat... 🔋 Each battery weighed 72,000 pounds 2️⃣ Required two cranes: 300 ton and 750 ton (this is the largest in New England) 🏗️ The 750-ton crane stands at 100 feet tall 🚚 Took nearly two days to assemble the crane brought in on ~40 equipment trucks
PROJECT UPDATE: We recently completed construction on a non-wires solution energy storage system for Con Edison’s New York City and Westchester County service area. This grid-scale project—the largest of its kind in the NYC metro area—will help Con Edison meet peak loads for customers with 4.8 megawatts (MW) and 23.7 megawatt hours (MWh) of capacity. The project is expected to be connected to the grid in 2024. More details here: https://brnw.ch/21wEevk
The IEA recently released its Electricity Grids and Secure Energy Transitions report to look at where we stand today. The report reveals that at least 3,000 GW of #renewableenergy projects are waiting in grid connection queues—a major bottleneck to the clean energy transition. The consequences of the interconnection process are huge. We need a reform overhaul. If developers can’t make it through the interconnection process, we won’t meet climate goals. Here's a closer look on the report’s findings: https://brnw.ch/21wEcs9