Edelen Renewables is a developer of solar projects that drive social impact
Whether it’s bringing coal companies together with green energy advocates or developing abandoned mine lands to create employment for displaced coal miners, these are the hallmarks of the approach we bring to the historic work we do.
From land acquisition, facilitating public engagement and incentives, shepherding projects through regulatory processes, and securing corporate off-take agreements (VPPAs), these are the “boots-on ground” services we offer to produce results.
Our current pipeline of projects spans ten states, representing more than 3 GW of solar energy plus storage and more than $3 billion in capital investment. Our coal-to-solar projects on abandoned mines and decommissioned coal-generation power plants are located in Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Wyoming.
“Our passion is leveraging new energy
to build a New American Dream.”
These are the hallmarks of the approach we bring to the historic work we do.
From bringing coal companies together with green energy advocates to developing reclaimed mine sites and creating employment for displaced coal miners, we create win/wins for every stakeholder.
We’ve partnered with several of the largest national developers of utility-scale projects and currently have a pipeline of nineteen projects in ten states, representing more than 3 GW of renewable energy and more than $3 billion in capital investment.
Land acquisition, facilitating public engagement, shepherding projects through regulatory processes, securing corporate off-take agreements (VPPAs). These represent the “boots-on ground” services that Edelen Renewables offers to produces results.
“Adam Edelen and his team are among the
most innovative solar developers around.”
In Martin County, Ky., where coal production has flatlined, entrepreneurs are promising that a new solar farm atop a shuttered mine will bring green energy jobs.
Adam Edelen has a plan to install solar panels on the restored top of the Martiki coal mine in Martin County,
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PUTTING COAL MINERS BACK TO WORK – THROUGH SOLAR POWER
