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CRELA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Pattern Development

CRELA is pleased to work with Pattern Energy Group LP (Pattern Development). They are a leader in developing renewable energy and transmission assets. Pattern Development has a global footprint spanning North & South America, the Caribbean, & Japan. Our highly-experienced team has brought more that 4,500 MW of capacity to market.

Additionally to a solar and wind energy pipeline, Pattern is developing transmission projects. These include the Southern Gross Transmission. Pattern’s team conceived, permitted, financed, developed and managed the Trans Bay Cable project. This was in the San Francisco Bay area. The project is a 400 MW HVDC submarine cable that carries 40% of the northern peninsula’s peak load.

Pattern’s experience gives them a unique position in the FERC Order 1000 project. They’re one of the few teams that completed the development of an independent transmission line in the U.S.

We have earned our position as an industry leader. We’ve done this by combining creativity, focus and a scientific approach. Pattern also has experience in resource analysis, site development, power marketing, finance, construction, operations and asset management. As a result, our team’s history shows consistent groundbreaking work.

The headquarters of Pattern Development is located in San Francisco. We also have offices in Houston, San Diego, New York, Toronto, Santiago, Mexico City & Tokyo.


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National Renewable Solutions (NRS) has maintained its focus on the community development model. We have proven successful development history of approximately 762 MW. NRS currently manages over 1,2000 MW of renewable energy “development stage” projects. These span over six states.

NRS has an efficient and credible staff. We have distinct expertise in project finance, resource management, real estate, interconnection and transmission planning. We also under GIS, permitting and environmental mitigation for a variety of renewable resources. These include wind, solar and hydrogen production. NRS takes pride in our ability to run our projects efficiently and creatively. Our goal is to always maximize the value of assets.

OUR VALUES

  • NRS commits to building clean, efficient energy generation plants.
  • We build all projects in active partnership with landowners. This shares the ownership and profits with landowners and area residents. We strive to enhance the local economic impact.
  • NRS believes in incorporating technology, collaboration and innovation in our project. This improves their value and efficiency.
  • NRS believes in the prudent use of financial and government incentives. However, we strive to build projects that will be cost-competitive with fossil generation, without incentives, that will also offer the added value of promoting a clean environment.
  • We believe in providing great opportunity for substantial profits. We also strive to distribute our profits to investors each year.

partners

The SunZia Project consists of 2 bi-directional extra-high voltage transmission lines and substations. These transport energy from Arizona and New Mexico to customers across the Desert Southwest.

SunZia’s total transmission capacity has an approved rating from the Western Electricity Coordinating Council of 3,000 MW for 2 single-circuit 500 kV AC lines. SunZia is solely an electric transmission project. It is not a power generation facility.


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Farmers’ Electric Cooperative is an independent, locally-owned business. As a member you own part of this business and share responsibility for the success or failure of the Co-op. Farmers’ Electric is a non-profit organization. We don’t have a group of investors, who are not our customers, deciding what will yield the most profit.

In short, you receive electricity at the cost of providing that service to your home or business. Farmer’s Electric is a non-profit organization, so we’re required by law to return profits to our members. This is above and beyond the cost of providing electricity. These profits get assigned to members through capital credit allocations. Your share gets determined by how much you spend with us for electricity. We refund back to you as financial conditions permit.


Apex is an independent renewable energy solutions provider. Founded in 2009 by industry veterans, Apex has grown to more than 250 experts. We execute every phase of project realization. We manage the project from origination through financing to construction and long-term operations. Our mission is to speed up the shift to clean energy.

Apex has more than 20,000 MW currently under development. We’ve invested in world-class clean energy resources. We seek out ideal locations for future wind, solar and storage facilities. Our reach goes across 2 dozen states. This results in a portfolio that is at the forefront of the industry. We are leading in scale and quality. This positions us for growth in the years ahead. Over the past decade, Apex has driven the market with innovations. These include one of the first proxy revenue swap financing arrangements, the Department of Defense’s first & largest hybrid renewable energy contract. Apex had the largest combined offtake serving corporate buyers with a single project. We also offer unique and award-winning power purchases and financial transactions.


Invenergy are innovators building a sustainable world. We are Innovators Building a Sustainable World. In pursuit of this vision, we must be good stewards of our communities, environment and people. The Invenergy Impact program is how we make the biggest positive impact in the world around us. This is especially important as we continue to grow. Visit invenergy.com/impact to download the latest Invenergy Impact Report.

Renewable Energy News

Baltic Power Offshore Wind Project Obtains $5.2 Billion in Financing

Baltic Power offshore wind project in Poland, co-developed by Northland Power Inc. and Orlen S.A., has signed a credit agreement to secure an equivalent of $5.2 billion of non-recourse green financing that adheres to Northland’s green financing framework covering construction and a 20-year term. The non-recourse project financing will be provided by 25 international and […] The post Baltic Power Offshore Wind Project Obtains $5.2 Billion in Financing appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

Engie and Microsoft in Texas Match Up with Renewable Energy

Through a unique program that matches electricity demand with wind and solar energy, Engie Energy Marketing, a developer and owner of renewable power capacity, will provide renewable energy to cover the consumption of select Microsoft data centers in Texas. By utilizing existing renewable energy contracts between the two companies, this collaboration will accelerate Microsoft’s mission […] The post Engie and Microsoft in Texas Match Up with Renewable Energy appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

Octopus Energy Acquires More in the Borssele Wind Farm Zone

Octopus Energy’s generation arm has invested in one of continental Europe’s largest wind farms: the 732 MW Borssele III & IV, made up of 77 turbines in the Dutch North Sea. Its 9.5 MW turbines are the largest in Octopus’ portfolio – each as tall as the 591-foot Gherkin skyscraper in London. Operational since 2021, […] The post Octopus Energy Acquires More in the Borssele Wind Farm Zone appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

Geoquip Gathers Data for MarramWind Floating Offshore Farm

Geoquip Marine, a specialist in acquiring, analyzing and reporting global offshore geotechnical data, will be gathering engineering information to support the proposed MarramWind floating offshore wind farm. Located approximately 47 miles off the northeast coast of Scotland, MarramWind is a joint venture between ScottishPower and Shell Global. The partners have chosen Geoquip Marine as their […] The post Geoquip Gathers Data for MarramWind Floating Offshore Farm appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

U.S. Action Plan for Offshore Wind Transmission Debuts

The U.S. Energy Department (DOE) and U.S. Interior Department (DOI) have released “An Action Plan for Offshore Wind Transmission Development in the U.S. Atlantic Region,” a set of actions that will catalyze offshore wind energy, strengthen the domestic supply chain and create jobs. Developed by DOE’s Grid Deployment and Wind Energy Technologies Offices and DOI’s […] The post U.S. Action Plan for Offshore Wind Transmission Debuts appeared first on North American Windpower. [...]

In the News

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Thursday finalized rules that change how the federal agency manages the endangered Mexican wolf.

The changes temporarily restrict who can relocate or lethally remove “problem wolves” or packs.

Livestock owners and state game agencies can receive permits for removing wolves that attack livestock, elk or deer.  See more: https://www.abqjournal.com/2512824/fish-and-wildlife-changes-mexican-wolf-management.html

 

 

 

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