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Mainstream Renewable Power is the world`s only independent developer of utility-scale wind and solar power assets with a global footprint. The company is focused on delivering a high-quality portfolio of more than 9 GW of wind and solar assets across Latin America, Africa, Asia Pacific as well as the Offshore wind sector globally. Mainstream has delivered more than 800 MW of wind and solar assets into commercial operation and is currently constructing a further 1.5 GW across Latin America and Africa. In Chile, Mainstream`s wholly-owned 1.3 GW of fully contracted wind and solar assets are on track to start exporting power in late 2020. In Africa, the company has delivered 600 MW of wind and solar assets into commercial operation in South Africa and currently has 250 MW of wind assets in construction there. Through its Lekela Power joint venture in Africa it has 410 MW of wind assets in construction in Senegal and Egypt. Mainstream is a world leader in the development of offshore wind assets. It has successfully developed 3.5 GW of offshore wind projects in the UK from initial concept, through consenting and to the ready-to-build stage. This includes the world`s largest offshore wind farm; the Hornsea 1 and Hornsea 2 projects which are currently being constructed in the UK. Mainstream`s Soc Trang 800 MW offshore wind development in Vietnam is South East Asia`s single largest renewable energy development. The Company signed an agreement with Eni, the global energy company, to collaborate on potential renewable energy developments across Africa, Southeast Asia, with an initial focus on the UK`s offshore Round 4. Mainstream has raised more than EUR2.1 bn in project finance to date and employs 260 staff across five continents.
PSEG Long Island is a subsidiary of Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG), a publicly traded diversified energy company with annual revenues of $10.4 billion and operates the Long Island Power Authority’s transmission and distribution system under a 12-year contract. We pledge to build a Long Island utility with PSEG`s same record of service, reliability and customer satisfaction. It will take some time to make all the improvements we’re planning, but in the end, we will create a utility of which Long Islanders can be proud. Keeping the lights on isn’t just a job for us: It’s our mission.
Quaise develops millimeter wave drilling systems for deep geothermal heat access. Our technology is the only approach in the world with the potential to build geothermal wells at unprecedented depths and temperatures.
Warren Alloy is a Houston, TX-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Koontz-Wagner Electric is a South Bend, IN-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.