 Invenergy Services, a subsidiary of Invenergy, the largest privately held global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy solutions, today announced their portfolio has surpassed 20 gigawatts of clean energy generation projects under management in less than 20 years. 

“This milestone is a reflection of what can be achieved when you combine deep technical expertise, an owner’s mindset, strong partnerships, and a dedicated team with a clear vision to operate these plants like they’re our own,” said Jim Murphy, President, and Corporate Business Leader at Invenergy. “We are incredibly proud of the sustained growth of Invenergy Services’ managed portfolio and look forward to expanding our services to optimize sustainable energy operations around the world.”

With over 840 employees operating and maintaining clean energy projects in 13 countries and 30 states in the U.S., Invenergy Services’ portfolio of 159 projects is comprised of:

Wind: 11,500+ megawatts (MW); 109 projects

The growth of Invenergy Services’ managed portfolio allows Invenergy to continue creating positive change in the communities where they operate. To date, Invenergy developed and managed projects have offset over 182 million tons of carbon dioxide and created more than 50,000 clean energy jobs. In 2022, Invenergy invested over $400 million in its home communities.

Founded in 2005, Invenergy Services is dedicated to managing power generation assets for clients around the world, based on the owner's mindset. With more than 20,000 megawatts under management, Invenergy Services drives performance through proactive maintenance and management services, robust data analysis, and the expertise and input of its specialists. The company has more than 840 employees who maintain and manage clean energy projects around the world.

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Japan, Poland and Scotland.

Invenergy and its affiliated companies have successfully developed more than 30,000 megawatts of projects that are in operation, construction or contracted, including wind, solar, transmission infrastructure and natural gas power generation and advanced energy storage projects. Learn about Invenergy at 

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Invenergy Services Surpasses Major Milestone In Managed Portfolio

Operating and maintaining a fleet of more than 100 clean energy facilities requires a dedicated team working diligently behind the scenes so Invenergy can continue delivering clean energy where it’s needed. That’s where our Operations Engineering team comes in.  

Andrew Nigro and Matt Conwell, Invenergy Vice Presidents, Operations Engineering, oversee this robust team which comprises everyone from electrical and mechanical engineers to data analysis experts and control room operators. Despite the nuanced yet comprehensive responsibilities of this team, Nigro says their work shares one simple goal: ensuring the safety, reliability, and high performance of Invenergy Services’ operating fleet.  

Below, Conwell and Nigro talk more about what their team does, what it’s like working at Invenergy and why they enjoy working in the clean energy industry. 

 You two oversee different groups within the Operations Engineering team. Tell us more about the differences between your groups. 

 I lead three groups within this team: Electrical Engineering, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), and Control Room Operations. The Electrical Engineering team has a wide range of responsibilities, including maintaining wind and solar assets, high-voltage equipment, batteries, and more.  

Our SCADA team has four main responsibilities: field data collection, OEM SCADA, instrumentation and controls, and generation management systems.  

And, lastly, the Control Center is the heart of our operations, so this team is doing anything from troubleshooting issues with turbines, resetting turbines and inverters, communicating with transmission authorities and ensuring compliance with state and regulatory agencies. 

I oversee three teams as well. The first is our Mechanical Engineering group. That group includes the subject matter experts on the componentry of our assets, from gearboxes and bearings experts to lubrication and generator and blade experts.  

Next is the Availability Engineering team, whom we refer to as the technical generalists. While the members of our Mechanical Engineering group are experts on specific components across our fleet, the Availability Engineering team members are the Jacks and Jills of all trades.  

Then my third group is the Performance Analytics team, which is responsible for tracking and analyzing any of the data that’s associated with our assets. 

 With all of that happening every day, what do you each find most interesting about working at Invenergy? 

I like that we’re able to see the full lifecycle of a project, all the way from construction until a project is decommissioned. And because of the size and scope of our fleet, we’re addressing a wide range of problems on a day-to-day basis. So there are always interesting challenges to solve, and as an engineer, I find that appealing. 

 Because Invenergy has so many different technologies within our clean energy portfolio, it gives everyone an opportunity to learn something new. Say someone works on wind assets for a few years, but then decides they’re interested in solar or energy storage, they’re able to switch. There are so many opportunities to work on different things at Invenergy. We also give individuals a lot of opportunities to make decisions and find the right path forward for the company. 

 Yeah, Invenergy is definitely a collaborative organization. I’ve had people tell me that it’s refreshing how much the engineering team works with other departments rather than being siloed away. 

 For anyone who is thinking about transitioning to a career in the clean energy industry, what can they expect?  

 Renewables is a tight-knit industry. The space is growing so quickly that there’s room for everyone to find their niche and become an expert in their field in a way that not only supports Invenergy, but the industry as a whole. We work quite a bit with trade groups, the National Lab system, and other organizations that bring many companies together to solve industry-wide issues. 

When we go to a conference or a trade show, people are very open about discussing their challenges. We’re all trying to succeed, and it’s nice to see that it’s not necessarily a me-versus-you environment. 

Do you have any advice for someone interested in joining Invenergy’s Operations Engineering team? 

The best advice I could give is to just apply for the job you’re interested in. We have people on our team with a wide variety of backgrounds, people from different countries or people who didn’t start their careers as engineers. I wouldn’t get hung up on not feeling qualified for a position. I think the traits we look for in someone are confidence, the ability to learn, somebody who’s driven to grow and ask questions, and someone who’s interested in the clean energy industry. It’s incredibly important to get out in the field to see what our technicians do on a day-to-day basis and to be someone who wants to get hands-on experience to learn. 

 on our Operations Engineering team and more.

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A Conversation with Invenergy Services' Operations Engineering Team

The work we do at Invenergy Services is guided by our “owner’s mindset,” a simple but important principle that ensures the longevity of any project we operate. 

In essence, an owner’s mindset means we apply the same attention and expertise to a customer’s project as we do our own. The goal is to maximize production and prolong equipment life at projects of every size, and we’re able to do this thanks to a sincere pride in the work we do as individuals and as a team. 

We operate with an owner’s mindset because we are owners, with 12,000 MW across four sustainable technologies, seven ISO markets, and sites in Europe and North and South America. Our success is built on knowledge that comes from two decades of experience and innovation, and we take pride in offering customers the same level of care that has driven our success. 

What sets Invenergy Services’ approach apart?

 Our owner’s mindset defines how we think about the projects we operate and the practical work that goes into keeping them up and running. It’s as simple as asking ourselves, “What can we do to make sure it is operating the best it can?” 

No two sustainable energy projects are alike, which is why paying careful attention to the specific needs of each project – from the health of turbine components to local environmental considerations - is critical to its success. An owner’s mindset means we employ this high level of scrutiny and care in everything we do, and we leverage our wide range of experiences and expertise to develop long-term strategies tailored to each plant. 

We deliver what’s best for our customers with the same tools and expertise we deploy at our own sites: 

Whether you’re looking for an Energy Manager, O&M or Balance of Plant (BOP) service provider, or Asset Manager, we are flexible and comprehensive in our approach and can work together to customize the best solution for you. Invenergy Services’ owner’s mindset sets us apart, and we’re excited to show you what a difference this approach can make. 

Interested in learning more? Invenergy Services can help. Contact Brad Purtell, Vice President of Services Business Development, at bpurtell@invenergy.com. 

An Introduction to Invenergy Services’ Owner’s Mindset

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Invenergy Services’ site technicians keep an important principle in mind while on the job high up in a wind turbine or in the far corner of a solar field: ‘R-squared,’ or ‘risk and working remotely,’ two factors that emphasize why safety is a principle at every site Invenergy Services operates and a pillar of company culture.

We want to keep our colleagues healthy and safe, and our rigorous approach to safety can translate to more productive sites for customers and operators.

“From a safety standpoint, you know what you’re going to get – Invenergy technicians are going to be trained up and doing their job safely,” says Invenergy’s Vice President, Environmental Health and Safety Len Tully. “We know we can put our technicians up against anyone in the business when it comes to safety.”

In 2019, we brought more of our instruction in-house to provide technicians with training specific to our equipment and philosophy. We provide techs with 70 hours of instruction each year and cover working at heights, first aid, and many other aspects of the job they do each day. We also host numerous onsite safety drills throughout the year, including quarterly crisis rehearsals involving local emergency responders and life-flight helicopters.

A program of proactive preventative maintenance and equipment monitoring complements our rigorous safety culture by minimizing the climbing and repairs technicians need to do. Fleetwide near-miss and incident reporting generates useful observations from the field that refine how we train and work.

“Managers recognize that employees are always watching them and what they’re doing and how they handle different situations. The way a manager reacts is the example and will affect how techs approach site safety,” Len says. “But it’s not just the safety manager who sets the tone and the culture – it’s the employee engagement and participation that’s made a difference.”

Our emphasis on safety also resonates with the communities where we operate since many of our technicians are hired from the surrounding communities. “Word spreads quickly on your reputation. When you can stand up for your safety culture against the neighboring wind site employer or other companies in the area, it can be the difference in getting a candidate to sign up with Invenergy." As Len points out, every employee is empowered to stop work at any time if they have a safety concern.

“The full support that we get from the top down when it comes to safety is very impressive,” he says. “I’ve been in the safety business a long time, and this is one of the few companies where our senior leaders have been fully supportive of everything we want to do around safety.”

Invenergy Services’ Approach to Safety Benefits Customers

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				Innovative Financing Facilitated $1.5 Billion Acquisition

 (August 15, 2023) - Invenergy, the leading privately held developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy solutions, today announced IRG Acquisition Holdings (IRGAH), a partnership between Invenergy, CDPQ and funds managed by Blackstone Infrastructure Partners (Blackstone), has closed on the acquisition of American Electric Power’s (AEP) 1,365-megawatt (MW) unregulated, contracted renewables portfolio for $1.5 billion enterprise value. 

“This transaction was the result of our innovative financing approach, the strength of our investor consortium, and our exceptional team who will integrate the projects into our portfolio in collaboration with our partners and service providers,” said Meghan Schultz, Executive Vice President and CFO at Invenergy. “Invenergy has industry-leading operations and asset management capabilities, and we look forward to applying our unmatched expertise to this portfolio of projects.” 

The portfolio, the largest ever acquisition for American-led Invenergy, includes 14 projects in 11 states and is comprised of 1,200 MW of wind generation and 165 MW of solar projects. The renewable power generated by these projects is contracted under long-term agreements with various utilities, corporations, and municipalities. 

IRGAH secured a $580 million commitment for a first-of-its-kind PTC tax credit transfer with Bank of America Securities, who served as Transferability Underwriter and Placement Agent and Financial Advisor. 

“We are excited to support this transaction with Invenergy and their partners in IRG Acquisition Holdings. This represents the first announced large scale transferability transaction to close since the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in August 2022 and creates a financeable transferability product that will be used to scale the growth of renewable energy, energy transition, and its associated supply chain development,” said Karen Fang, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Bank of America.   

The consortium secured committed financing to support this acquisition from Banco Santander S.A., New York Branch, who acted as Structuring Agent, Coordinating Lead Arranger, and Co-Green Loan Coordinator; Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A., New York Branch, who acted as Coordinating Lead Arranger and Due Diligence Bank; Natixis CIB who acted as Coordinating Lead Arranger and Co-Green Loan Coordinator; and Export Development Canada who acted as Coordinating Lead Arranger.  

Additional lenders included: Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A., New York Branch; Banco de Sabadell, S.A., Miami Branch; Bayerische Landesbank, New York Branch; CaixaBank, S.A.; MetLife, Inc.; National Westminster Bank plc; Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale, New York Branch; Société Générale; and ICBC, New York Branch.

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation, transmission and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Japan, Poland, and Scotland. 

 – Invenergy Services, el mayor desarrollador y operador global privado de soluciones de energía sostenible, ha anunciado hoy que comienza a operar en España. Su entrada en el mercado español se produce mediante la adquisición de la empresa española HUSO, especializada en la instalación, gestión y mantenimiento de parques eólicos.

Mediante esta operación, Invenergy Services pone de manifiesto su especial interés por el mercado español, al tiempo que amplía su huella operativa global. Asimismo, incrementa sus operaciones de Gestión de activos para proyectos de energía renovable de terceros, y mejora su capacidad para llevar a cabo grandes servicios de Operación y Mantenimiento (O&M).

, Senior Vice President, Third-Party Services de Invenergy Services, explica que el interés de la compañía por España obedece a las magníficas perspectivas que ofrece en este momento el mercado español de energías renovables: “Se espera que el mercado eólico español agregue casi 10 GW para 2026, y que el mercado solar sume 29 GW durante el mismo periodo de tiempo".

“Ya que este sector vive una etapa de expansión masiva, Invenergy Services tiene la pericia necesaria para ayudar en el crecimiento eficiente de los servicios de O&M y Gestión para los clientes de HUSO a nivel global y para continuar su apoyo en España”, añade Majewski.

Invenergy Services considera que la operación también permitirá mejorar las capacidades de construcción, operación y gestión para los propietarios de activos renovables de toda Europa.

Fundada en 2005 por Mónica Carballeira y Ernesto Prieto, HUSO entró en el mercado eólico con la visión y experiencia de unos profesionales comprometidos con la calidad de los servicios ofrecidos a sus clientes.

, explica que “Invenergy Services ha llegado ahora para ayudarnos a expandir el negocio en España y en toda Europa. La expansión y la amplitud de nuestra oferta en ambos ámbitos permitirá a nuestros clientes beneficiarse de las eficiencias de escala. Estamos muy contentos con esta asociación y nos comprometemos a seguir proporcionando la misma calidad de servicios que nuestros clientes esperan de nosotros”.

La cartera de servicios de Invenergy Services en España incluye la instalación y puesta en marcha de proyectos eólicos, labores mayores y menores de O&M, también de naturaleza preventiva, y todas las soluciones necesarias para mejorar la productividad y disponibilidad de los aerogeneradores de los clientes.

Fundada en 2005, y operativa en España desde 2022, Invenergy Services es una empresa dedicada a gestionar activos de generación de energía para clientes de todo el mundo, basándose en la mentalidad del propietario.

Con más de 16.400 MW bajo gestión, Invenergy Services impulsa el rendimiento a través de servicios proactivos de mantenimiento y gestión, un sólido análisis de datos y la experiencia y las aportaciones de sus especialistas. La empresa cuenta con cerca de 1.000 empleados que mantienen y gestionan proyectos de energías limpias en todo el mundo. Puede obtener más información en 

Invenergy impulsa la innovación en energía. Invenergy y sus empresas afiliadas desarrollan, poseen y operan instalaciones de generación y almacenamiento de energía renovable y otras energías limpias a gran escala en América, Europa y Asia. Con sede central en Chicago, Invenergy cuenta, además, con oficinas de desarrollo regional en Estados Unidos, Canadá, México, Brasil, Japón, Polonia, Reino Unido y España.   

Invenergy y sus empresas afiliadas han desarrollado con éxito más de 30.000 MW de proyectos que están en funcionamiento, en construcción o contratados, incluyendo proyectos eólicos, solares, de infraestructura de transmisión y de generación de energía de gas natural y de almacenamiento avanzado de energía. Conozca Invenergy en 

Con esta adquisición, la compañía pone de manifiesto su interés por el mercado español y sus magníficas perspectivas de crecimiento, al tiempo que amplía sus operaciones a escala global.

Invenergy Services comienza a operar en España tras adquirir la gestora de parques eólicos HUSO

 Invenergy Services, the operations, asset management, and energy management affiliate of Invenergy, and global software provider Bazefield have partnered on a digital platform that will increase efficiency and improve customer experience for wind, solar, and storage asset owners, a global portfolio that is expected to top 25-gigawatts by 2025.  

“Bazefield’s digital platform integrates operational intelligence with power market data to offer our customers improved energy management services that maximize the value of their renewable energy assets,” said John Majewski, Senior Vice President of Third-Party Services at Invenergy. “Invenergy Services is pleased to bring our independent data and analytics expertise into this comprehensive platform and deliver real-time and improved outcomes for our customers.” 

"We are very happy to collaborate with Invenergy Services as a trusted partner. Invenergy Services is an industry leader that combines operational excellence, professionalism, and agility to meet the need of our fast-paced renewable energy market," said Peter Hansen, Managing Director at Bazefield. "Our combined efforts will ensure critical energy infrastructure continues to deliver in the US and around the world."

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Japan, Poland, and Scotland.   

Invenergy and its affiliated companies have successfully developed more than 30,000 megawatts of projects that are in operation, construction or contracted, including wind, solar, transmission infrastructure and natural gas power generation and advanced energy storage projects. Learn about Invenergy at 

Founded in 2005, Invenergy Services is a company dedicated to managing power generation assets for clients around the world, based on the owner's mindset. With more than 16,400 megawatts under management, Invenergy Services drives performance through proactive maintenance and management services, robust data analysis, and the expertise and input of its specialists. The company has more than 750 employees who maintain and manage clean energy projects around the world. Learn more at 

Bazefield is a global software provider headquartered in Norway. It’s industry-leading product is an OEM independent operation management system for renewable energy that provides tools for real-time monitoring, reporting, availability planning, stop and loss analysis and fact-based decision. It is used across more than 1,300 sites, totalling over 100 GW of renewable energy, in 39 countries worldwide. Bazefield's goal is to be the best global product supplier for operations management software within renewable power. Read more at

Dynamic technology solution provides real-time asset generation analytics to owners across Invenergy Services’ global portfolio.

Invenergy Services Partners with Bazefield to Deliver a New Data-Driven Owner’s Platform

Michael Polsky, Founder and CEO of Invenergy

, has been named a 2022 Ripple of Hope Award laureate. Polsky will be honored alongside fellow laureates 

, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Siris; 

, Chair of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Bank of America.

The Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award has honored exemplary leaders across government, business, advocacy, and entertainment who have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to social change and worked to protect and advance equity, justice, and human rights. At the helm of the largest private renewable energy company in North America, Polsky was selected in recognition of his ongoing efforts to accelerate the clean energy transition.

“My father was a strong believer in the importance of stewardship and protecting our environment for the generations to come,” said Kerry Kennedy, president of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights. “Michael’s work is a tangible representation of that mission, providing the framework we need to build a more sustainable future.”

Driven by Polsky’s entrepreneurial vision, Invenergy has led the clean energy revolution, expanding from thermal generation to wind and solar, and is now paving the way for innovative technologies including energy storage, offshore wind, transmission, and clean water. In 2022, the company’s 2,000 employees celebrated 30-gigawatts of clean energy projects developed across 30 U.S. states and four continents since Invenergy's inception 21 years ago. 

“Robert F. Kennedy’s vision of a better world spanned all areas and industries – he understood that advancing human rights and social justice requires investment in everything from education to energy and the environment,” said Polsky. “I’m honored to receive this award and look forward to growing Invenergy’s impact as we fulfill our mission as innovators building a sustainable world.”

Shaped by Polsky’s philanthropic values, Invenergy invests heavily in project communities through an impact program. His humble roots ignited a commitment by him and his family to giving back to many causes including education, entrepreneurship, climate and sustainability, healthcare, women’s rights, immigration, veterans, and arts and culture. Most recently, Polsky’s philanthropic efforts have been focused on his native Ukraine to ensure the well-being of Ukraine’s people, the nation’s victory, and ultimate reconstruction.  

The Ripple of Hope Award is inspired by Robert F. Kennedy’s most famous speech, the 1966 Day of Affirmation address he gave in South Africa at the height of apartheid: “Each time a man stands up for an ideal or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring those ripples to build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance.”

Previous winners of the Ripple of Hope Award include Stacey Abrams, former Vice President Joe Biden, Bono, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former President Bill Clinton, George Clooney, Tim Cook, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Amanda Gorman, Vice President Kamala Harris, Dolores Huerta, Colin Kaepernick, late Congressman John Lewis, former President Barack Obama, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and Desmond Tutu.

Learn more about RFK Human Rights and its annual Ripple of Hope Award at RFKHumanRights.org/Awards.

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia. 

We are a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization that has worked to realize Robert F. Kennedy's dream of a more just and peaceful world since 1968. In partnership with local activists, we advocate for key human rights issues — championing change-makers and pursuing strategic litigation at home and around the world. And to ensure change that lasts, we foster a social-good approach to business and investment and educate millions of students about human rights and social justice.

Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Names Clean Energy Pioneer Michael Polsky 2022 Ripple of Hope Award Laureate

Invenergy, the largest privately-held global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy solutions, today announced a new partnership with leading renewable energy training company 

. Invenergy’s investment will support military veterans and military spouses seeking careers in clean energy operations. 

The partnership furthers Invenergy’s commitment to military veterans and will remove barriers to participation in Airstreams Renewables leading training for operational careers by providing needed transitional support and assisting with their job placement pipeline. In addition to supporting recruiting efforts, Invenergy funding will provide for temporary housing, workplace tooling and personal protective equipment, travel, and childcare support.

“Airstreams Renewables builds on military veterans’ skills and experience and provides the clean energy industry with a trained and qualified workforce,” said John Majewski, Senior Vice President of Third-Party Services at Invenergy. “We are proud to advance this partnership and to provide opportunities for veterans to protect our nation’s energy security as they build a sustainable world.”

Airstreams Renewables programs help active-duty personnel and veterans transition to civilian life. As part of the Department of Defense SkillBridge program, Airstreams connects service members with industry partners for real-world job training where they gain valuable civilian work experience in the renewable energy sector during their last 180 days of service and helps program graduates secure careers in clean energy, telecommunications, and other industrial sectors. More than 7,000 military veterans and military spouses have completed the program at Airstreams Renewables across its eight SkillBridge active-duty branch campuses and at its newly expanded National Training Center. 

“Delivering our training for the men and women who served is our way of helping them find careers that can provide for their families in a growing industry and is critical to supporting America’s veterans as they transition to civilian life,” said USMC Veteran Dave Schulgen, Airstreams Renewables Founder and CEO. “We look forward to how our partnership with Invenergy will eliminate barriers to participation in our program and help more veterans find careers they can be proud of, as they help the clean power industry to grow.” 

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Japan, Poland, and Scotland.

Invenergy and its affiliated companies have successfully developed more than 30,000 megawatts of projects that are in operation, construction, or contracted, including wind, solar, transmission infrastructure and natural gas power generation and advanced energy storage 

As part of the DoD SkillBridge program, Airstreams Renewables’ Renewable Energy and Communications Tower Technician Program is the only Career Skills Program training active duty military personal on active-duty bases across the country leading to careers in the Wind Energy, Telecommunications Tower and other industrial sectors.  We are proud to be military founded with over 60% of our staff having served our country and proud to be a part of the solution for our transitioning service members back into civilian life. For more information, please visit 

Partnership will enhance training participation and career placement pipeline for military veterans and military spouses seeking renewable energy operations and maintenance careers.

Invenergy and Airstreams Renewables Announce First-Of-Its-Kind Partnership to Advance Training for Military Veterans in Energy Industry

Invenergy is the First Privately Held Energy Company to Reach this Milestone, Generating Enough Clean Energy to Power 10 Million American Homes

 – Invenergy, the largest privately held global developer, owner, and operator of sustainable energy solutions, is celebrating a monumental milestone: the company has successfully developed over 30 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy generation projects over its 20-year existence, projects that generate enough energy to power nearly 10 million homes. Invenergy is the first privately held energy company to achieve this milestone.

“Two decades ago, we set out to change the landscape of the energy industry and we have continued to lead the transition by combining deep technical expertise, strong partnerships, and a dedicated team with a clear vision,” said Michael Polsky, Invenergy Founder and Chief Executive Officer. “We’ve achieved what once seemed impossible, and we are proud to have reached this milestone and of all it means for our legacy as innovators building a sustainable world.”

Transitioning to clean and renewable energy is a boon to the economy, a path to real energy security, and one solution to the mounting global climate crisis. The energy transition will continue to be led by innovators like Invenergy that are equipped to modernize America’s electric grid, curb global carbon emissions, and maintain a reliable, clean, and affordable energy supply to meet the power demands for generations to come.

Invenergy’s 30+ GW portfolio is uniquely comprised of nearly 200 contracted, constructed, and operating clean energy projects spread across four continents. These projects include some of the world's largest solar and wind farms, state-of-the-art thermal generation facilities, advanced energy storage, and transmission infrastructure.

Invenergy Services, an Invenergy subsidiary, provides full project life cycle services, including operations and maintenance for its projects and for third parties.

Invenergy Services operates 16 GW across diverse technologies and markets across 92 projects.

Invenergy has raised more than $50 billion of private capital to support its unparalleled growth. In addition to its robust project portfolio, the company has recently launched an offshore wind platform and is developing several inter-regional transmission projects. In early 2022, Reactivate, a community solar joint venture was announced. Invenergy is the anchor investor in Energize Ventures, an investment manager focused on digitizing the energy industry.

“We’ve pushed the boundaries of clean and renewable energy and leveraged decades of development, financing, and engineering experience to achieve this historic milestone,” said Jim Murphy, Invenergy President and Corporate Business Leader. “We’ve taken educated risks where others have held back, and over the last two decades our efforts, and those of our strategic partners, have accelerated the transition to a cleaner energy economy in ways no one could have imagined. As we look to the next 20 years, we see an unprecedented level of attention, focus, and investment in this space.”

Invenergy’s road to 30+ GW is paved with some of the largest, most efficient, and trailblazing clean energy projects to come online over the last two decades.

Some of the most notable achievements include:

Invenergy’s clean energy portfolio has generated positive impacts beyond project footprints, offsetting 182 million tons of carbon dioxide and creating more than 50,000 clean energy jobs over the last 20 years. The company is expected to surpass 2,000 employees in 2022. Invenergy also makes a lasting impact through more than $250 million invested annually in the communities where Invenergy operates.

Invenergy drives innovation in energy. Invenergy and its affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale renewable and other clean energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Japan, Poland, and Scotland.

Invenergy and its affiliated companies have successfully developed more than 30,000 megawatts of projects that are in operation, construction, or contracted, including wind, solar, transmission infrastructure and natural gas power generation and advanced energy storage projects. Learn about Invenergy at 

Invenergy Surpasses 30 Gigawatts of Clean Energy Projects as it Celebrates 20th Anniversary

The 998-megawatt Traverse Energy Center has achieved commercial operations

and is the largest of three wind energy projects collectively known as the North Central Energy Facilities

. Traverse is powered by 356 of GE’s 2MW platform turbines. 

 – Invenergy, the largest privately held global developer, owner and operator of sustainable energy solutions and GE Renewable Energy, today announced commercial operations for the 998-megawatt Traverse Wind Energy Center, the largest wind farm constructed in a single phase in North America.

Located in north central Oklahoma, Traverse joins the operational 199-megawatt Sundance Wind Energy Center and the 287-megawatt Maverick Wind Energy Center, as the last of three projects developed by Invenergy for American Electric Power (AEP) to reach commercial operation. These projects make up the North Central Energy Facilities and have 531 GE turbines with a combined capacity of 1,484 megawatts, making them collectively among the largest wind energy facilities globally. 

“This is a moment that Invenergy and our valued partners at AEP, GE Renewable Energy, and the gracious members of our home communities in Oklahoma have been looking forward to,” said Jim Shield, Senior Executive Vice President and Development Business Leader at Invenergy. “With the completion of Traverse and with it the North Central Energy Facilities, we’re proud to further our commitment to responsible, clean energy development and to advance our mission to build a sustainable world.” 

The North Central Energy Facilities represent a $2 billion capital investment in north central Oklahoma, directly investing in the local economy through new tax revenues and lease payments to participating landowners and will generate enough electricity to power 440,000 American homes. 

“GE was honored to work with Invenergy on this milestone wind project, continuing our long-standing partnership,” said Steve Swift, Global Commercial Leader for GE’s Onshore Wind business. “Wind power is a key element of driving decarbonization, and a dependable and affordable energy option here in the US and around the world. GE’s 2MW platform turbines are ideally suited to bring reliable and sustainable renewable energy to the region for many years to come.”

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Meet the Invenergy field services operations team

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Why Vegetation Management Is Important at Solar Energy Sites

Invenergy’s Storage Engineers Spend a Month in Arizona Getting Up Close and Personal with Battery Projects

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Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Names Clean Energy Pioneer Michael Polsky 2022 Ripple of Hope Award Laureate

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Invenergy Services Honored with 2019 HIRE Vets Gold Medallion for Commitment to Hiring Veterans

Invenergy Services Honored with American Wind Energy Association’s (AWEA) 2019 Excellence in Operations Award

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