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United States

United States

We’re a leading developer, long-term owner and operator of renewable energy plants with a presence in 9 states, working to build a sustainable future for communities and businesses across the U.S.

Our facts and figures in the United States

Our innovative and sustainable projects are supporting the US’ clean energy transition.

  • No. of Plants 83

    No. of Plants 83 Operational sites producing wind and solar energy, including hybrid projects and our standalone Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).

  • Capacity (GW) 12.8

    Capacity (GW) 12.8 Total installed wind, solar and BESS capacity.

  • Storage (GW) 1.4

    Storage (GW) 1.4 Total installed capacity.

  • SUST Projects 211

    SUST Projects 211 Community projects started in 2024 in partnership with local stakeholders.

  • US States 9

    US States 9 We operate projects in 9 states, from Texas to North Dakota and beyond.

  • PPAs 115+

    PPAs 115+ We signed over 115 power purchase agreements (PPAs) with utilities and leading commercial and industrial brands such as Anheuser-Busch, Meta, Google, T-Mobile, McDonald's, and many more.

Projects

Our power plants in the United States

Learn more about our operational power plants, projects in development and projects under construction.

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We are proud to stand side by side with local residents, skilled tradespeople and landowners as we bring hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars into local economies through our renewable energy projects.

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For both the United States and the rest of the world, reaching renewable energy targets depends on hybrid power plants featuring battery storage. And Enel Green Power is leading the way in this field, particularly in the Lone Star State of Texas.

Renewable energy in the USA and Canada: FAQ

Solar and wind power are playing increasingly important roles, both in terms of the environment and the economy, but many people still don’t understand how exactly they work. In these two sections we give detailed answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
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Facts about Wind Energy

Communities across the US and Canada are taking advantage of clean, renewable wind energy to make our power supply more sustainable. Due to multiple factors, including new end-of-life innovations, state, local and federal regulations, investment in wind energy is growing.

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Facts about Solar Energy

The future is bright for solar energy in North America. The adoption of utility-scale solar is rapidly increasing as technology improves and becomes cheaper. It is estimated that solar will account for 30% of electricity generation in the US by 2030.

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Facts about Battery Energy Storage

As renewable energy continues to grow in the US and Canada, so does the demand to install utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) to our projects. Our ambition to accelerate the energy transition and reach America’s net zero carbon goal by 2035 drives our effort to install energy storage capacity at our sites.

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