ConnectGen is developing renewable energy and energy storage projects across North America. As our existing infrastructure ages, it is vital to tap into our country’s endless resources and develop projects that will provide long-term, cost effective, clean energy solutions.
Connecting Power, Projects & People.
Our Mission
Our mission is to develop and build projects that:
Provide valuable energy and related services to our utility and corporate customers
Benefit landowners through market-leading compensation
Bolster local communities through economic development and increased tax revenue
Preserve our environment by following industry best practices
Use our knowledge of the electric grid, permitting, markets and financing to create best-in-class projects
Create new local construction and operations jobs and support manufacturing jobs in the United States
ConnectGen brings a single-minded focus to every project we pursue.
Rather than having dozens of projects across the country, we selectively pursue projects that play to our strengths. Every project we pursue is a priority for our team, which gives every project the best chance of success.
Our Leadership
ConnectGen was founded by a group of like-minded energy professionals who share the vision of building utility-scale clean energy projects. Collectively, we have developed, built, financed and operated many billions of dollars’ worth of energy projects. We have worked at renewable energy companies, thermal power generation companies, oil companies, regulated utilities, grid operators, power marketing firms, law firms and environmental consulting firms. We bring our experience and diverse skillset to bear on every project we pursue.
Join Our Team
ConnectGen seeks talented individuals who have a keen interest in fostering the growth of renewable energy and providing American communities with greater access to clean power.
News
ConnectGen Closes Financing with CoBank ACB and NORD/LB
May 19, 2020 (Houston, TX) – ConnectGen LLC (“ConnectGen”) has closed a 14.5-year term loan for its 50% interest in a portfolio of 278 megawatts
The New York Times Reports Oil Companies Are Collapsing, but Wind & Solar Energy Keep Growing
ConnectGen CEO, Caton Fenz, was interviewed by the New York Times about the impacts the coronavirus is having on the renewable energy industry and if
New York taps developers for almost 1.3 GW of solar, wind and storage across upstate region
(Utility Dive) – March 17, 2020 Dive Brief: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D, on March 13 revealed details of 21 large-scale solar, wind and
Connectgen’s South Ripley Solar and Storage Project Receives NYSERDA Contract Award
March 16, 2020 (Houston, TX) – On Friday, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) announced a 20-year contract award for the
