United States

We’re a leading developer, long-term owner and operator of renewable energy plants with a presence in 14 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 68

No. of Plants 68 Operational sites producing wind, solar and geothermal energy. Moreover, we have 6 solar projects currently under construction.
Capacity (GW) 9.4

Capacity (GW) 9.4 Total operational capacity.
Storage (MW) 690

Storage (MW) 690 Total operational capacity. Our utility-scale BESS portfolio includes 9 operational projects and 4 under construction.

SUST Projects 305

SUST Projects 305 In 2021-2022, we supported 305 sustainability projects ranging from workforce development to environmental sustainability.
US States 14

US States 14 We are present in 12 states where our projects are operating or under construction, and 2 states where we also have offices.
Customers 100+

Customers 100+ We’re the partner of choice for over 100 C&I, and utility customers including leading 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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Operational power plants: power plants which are partially or fully operational, i.e., fully constructed plants or portions of plants under construction that are already connected to the grid and can deliver installed power in the field.

Power plants under construction: power plants with an open construction site: this is before their partial or full installed capacity is connected to the grid.

*The number of projects in operation and those under construction also takes into account the power plants that have been partially completed. Power Plants that are "in development" are partially reported and their data provide a limited view of our pipeline.

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Would you like to work with us?

Help us create an even more sustainable world: we’re looking for professionals who are ready to face the challenge of the energy transition.

For landowners

Creating social and economic opportunities for local communities

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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We’re the partner of choice for over 25+ corporate customers

Stories

Discovering renewable energy in the United States is one click away

Read all the stories of our commitment to the country.

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Enel Green Power’s Wind Journey in the US and Canada

Follow the path and see how Enel Green Power develops, builds and operates every project with extensive expertise, while respecting the environment, communities and landowners.

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News and press releases

Innovation

Why battery storage is the key to making the USA’s energy sector carbon-free by 2035

13 April 2022

Innovation

Our innovation receives an accolade: Enel Green Power North America is awarded the Enterprise GIS Award

16 July 2020

PPA

US: Whitney Hill and Roadrunner start producing energy

03 January 2020

Events

Enel, exclusive Energy Partner of Kraft Sports + Entertainment, turns Gillette Stadium green

09 September 2019

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Enel announces intentions to build solar PV cell & panel manufacturing facility in U.S.

17 November 2022

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As Texas energy demand increases, Enel Green Power installs more renewable & storage capacity

20 July 2022

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Enel Green Power starts construction of new Oklahoma wind farm, announces new training center

29 March 2022

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Enel Green Power pairs renewable energy with storage, adding grid resiliency in Texas

21 December 2021

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Photo gallery

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EGP around the World

USA: Stillwater Solar Plant

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Video gallery

USA: 100% of EGP operations are powered by renewable sources

Roadrunner and High Lonesome: energy and a sustainable future for every family

The Rattlesnake Creek wind farm in Nebraska, USA

The Roadrunner solar power plant, the largest in the USA

HillTopper, the first EGP renewable project in Illinois

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Watch all videos about Creating Shared Value (CSV)

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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.

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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Enel North America Inc. Anti-bribery policy

Enel North America, Inc. and its subsidiaries (“Enel”) are fully committed to the prevention of bribery and to conducting its business ethically and transparently. Enel has implemented and maintains an Antibribery Management System which is underpinned by our Anti-Bribery Policy.

Contacts

United States

100 Brickstone Square, Suite 300

Andover, MA 01810

E communications.northamerica@enel.com

T +1 978 681 1900

F+1 978 681 7727

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Our facts and figures in the United States

No. of Plants 68

Capacity (GW) 9.4

Storage (MW) 690

SUST Projects 305

US States 14

Customers 100+

Our power plants in the United States

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Would you like to work with us?

Creating social and economic opportunities for local communities

We’re the partner of choice for over 25+ corporate customers

Discovering renewable energy in the United States is one click away

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