ConnectGen develops, builds and operates utility-scale renewable energy and energy storage projects across the United States.
As our existing power generation infrastructure ages, it is vital to tap into our country’s endless renewable resources and advance wind, solar and energy storage projects that provide long-term, cost effective, clean energy solutions.
Connecting Power, Projects & People.
Our Approach
Successful project development and execution requires substantial and widespread participation from a diverse group of entities and stakeholders. ConnectGen strives to establish and maintain close relationships with landowners, communities, public officials, customers and suppliers and deeply values stakeholder input and involvement. Our goal is to develop, build and operate 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
Our Projects
ConnectGen currently has 278 megawatts (MW) of solar projects in operation and over 20,000 MW of wind, solar and energy storage projects in development across the United States.
Our Team
Founded in 2018, ConnectGen is based in Houston, Texas and currently has 50 team members dedicated to our mission of building clean electricity generation and storage infrastructure to enable a sustainable energy future.
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
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WAPA approves interconnection request for ConnectGen’s 504-MW Wyoming wind project
The Western Area Power Administration approved interconnection requests for ConnectGen’s 504-MW Rail Tie wind project in Southeast Wyoming, the Houston-based renewable energy company said Tuesday. Read
Western Area Power Administration Issues Record of Decision for Interconnection of ConnectGen’s 504 MW Wind Project
July 19, 2022 (Houston, TX) – ConnectGen announced today that the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) has issued a Record of Decision (ROD) approving two
New York announces 22 solar, storage projects, pushing projected 2030 energy mix to 66% green
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, or NYSERDA, on Thursday announced the selection of 22 large-scale solar and energy storage projects it says will