Our commitment to people, planet, and purpose

With a total power capacity of 30 MW and the ability to store up to 120 MWh of energy, the Holtville BESS (battery energy storage system) project represents the Greenbacker fleet's largest standalone battery storage asset to date. The project can store enough energy to power approximately 4000 average homes for a 24-hour period.

Our largest clean energy asset in California (57 MW) protects local wildlife with an AI monitoring system that identifies protected bird species and can adjust the turbine’s RPMs if necessary to mitigate avian collision. Additionally, since wind turbines only occupy a small portion of the land they’re built on, local ranchers are able to run cattle through the project without interfering with clean power production.

This project is part of Greenbacker’s milestone repower portfolio, in which the company replaced aging turbines with new, more efficient equipment to extend the useful life of three existing wind farms. Prioritizing environmental stewardship, Hawkeye’s old wind turbine components were recycled into materials to create commercial cement.

This 240 MWdc / 200 MWac utility-scale solar plant, Greenbacker’s largest operating asset to date, sponsors the Appaloosa Sola 1 Local First Scholarship for students who wish to pursue their career goals locally, supporting rural communities in meeting their workforce needs by providing full and partial tuition to local university certificate and degree programs.

With over 30 MW of clean power-generation capacity, this repowered wind farm is the largest of Greenbacker’s two dozen clean energy projects in Minnesota.

This 104 MWdc / 90 MWac utility-scale solar plant, Greenbacker’s second largest operating asset, sponsors the inaugural Local First Scholarship for Utah State University Eastern students who reside in the project’s home county.

This 61 MW solar plant earned Greenbacker the Solar Builder 2020 “Utility-Scale Project of the Year” award.

With a clean power production capacity of 73 MW, the Weaver wind project in Maine is the largest single asset in Greenbacker's wind portfolio, generating enough clean energy to power thousands of homes a year.

The 2 MW solar farm entered commercial operation on New Year’s Day in 2019.

This solar project helps the Shelburne Museum run on clean energy. Along with supporting declining pollinator populations, the pollinator-friendly habitat planted beneath its panels can also provide reduced operating costs and increased site efficiency. The plants require less maintenance and studies have shown that they can generate cooler microclimates that improve solar panel efficiency.

Beneath the solar panels at this 3 MW solar project, Greenbacker plants habitat to support pollinator populations that have been declining due to insecticide use, climate change, and human encroachment. At the same time, these plants improve soil stability, as their longer root systems help mitigate erosion, stormwater runoff, and frost heaves.

This rooftop solar project at the University at Albany represents the largest rooftop array in the 64-campus State University of New York school system. The 4,783 photovoltaic panels play a critical role in bringing the university toward its goal of net zero carbon emissions.

Rawhide Prairie was Greenbacker’s first solar-plus-storage project to reach commercial operation.