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US Pipeline
18
US States
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Projects in Development
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Focused on Utility-Scale Solar PV Platforms
ibV Energy Partners is a leader in the development and operations of integrated solar + storage power plants across the United States.
We are focused on the utility-scale segment and partner with wholesale power providers and corporate entities to address their resource planning process and long-term decarbonization goals.
Active across 18 states, we play a key role in advancing community development initiatives while shaping discussions to accelerate a national shift to a clean energy economy.
Our Partners Shape Our Approach
From communities and landowners to co-development partners, we always strive to put stakeholder interests in front of ours. In our view, the key to creating strong partnerships is transparency and honesty.
This means that we come prepared to answer the difficult questions in town halls or lay bare our pricing and costs to our power customers. Providing this level of clarity is not only indispensable to our partners, but gives us the opportunity to improve ourselves through invaluable feedback and insight.
In fact, one of the recent changes we made upon hearing from communities across the US, was to incorporate Agrivoltaics into all of our projects. Today, encouraging pollinators and livestock grazing is the basis for all of our designs.
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We are proud to be part of the ib vogt GmbH Group, one of world's most renowned solar independent power producer (IPP). With lineage that dates back to 1991, the Group began as an engineering firm but today, operates some of the largest utility-scale solar + storage projects around the world, including in Egypt, Philippines and the United Kingdom.
Based in Florida and founded by US military veterans, our Company is the Group's largest subsidiary with a singular focus on delivering clean energy within the United States. Today, our national pipeline stands at 8 GW of solar PV and storage assets across 18 states, with many more to come.
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Hard to deny the impact of this level of growth, even in the face of regulatory hurdles and supply chain challenges!
"U.S. utility #solar market has grown 34% since Q2 2023"
https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2024/09/u-s-utility-solar-market-has-grown-34-since-q2-2023/
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U.S. utility solar market has grown 34% since Q2 2023
Developers continued to take advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act in the second quarter as they added utility-scale solar projects in the United
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"We’ve seen a growing demand for large on-site, behind-the-meter solar as the U.S. experiences a rapid buildout of new manufacturing facilities and data centers"
Exciting new opportunities for #solar in this changing world
https://solarbuildermag.com/projects/solar-developers-provide-12-month-outlook-for-large-scale-projects/
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Solar developers provide 12-month outlook for large-scale projects
Solar developers provide their 12-month outlook for large-scale project development in the United States. Here from the experts.
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This conversation is 2 yrs old, but the topic more relevant than ever:
"Tim Kim, CEO of @ibvenergy Partners, discusses the #RenewableEnergy industry, veteran careers, and how companies use power purchase agreements to meet #environmental goals"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG4z6Z-5y2s&t=551s
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The co-habitation of #agriculture and #solar panels is a truly untapped win-win across the country, but we've seen success time and again leaning into it. As this article highlights, so have others!
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https://www.iowapublicradio.org/ipr-news/2024-09-10/harvesting-crops-and-solar-energy-iowa-state-university-ames-agrivoltaics-research
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Harvesting crops and solar energy are often at odds. ISU researchers say they don't have to be
Backed by the Department of Energy, Iowa State University researchers are studying how farming the land around solar...
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The co-habitation of #agriculture and #solar panels is a truly untapped win-win across the country, but we've seen success time and again leaning into it. As this article highlights, so have others!
Get in touch if you want to learn more
https://www.iowapublicradio.org/ipr-news/2024-09-10/harvesting-crops-and-solar-energy-iowa-state-university-ames-agrivoltaics-research
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Harvesting crops and solar energy are often at odds. ISU researchers say they don't have to be
Backed by the Department of Energy, Iowa State University researchers are studying how farming the land around solar...
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I guess that's what they mean when they say everything's bigger in #Texas, eh?
"Texas leads in US #solar installations"
https://www.eenews.net/articles/texas-leads-in-us-solar-installations/
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Texas leads in US solar installations
A new industry report shows an uptick in utility-scale installations, as researchers raise concerns about dangerous working conditions.
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I guess that's what they mean when they say everything's bigger in #Texas, eh?
"Texas leads in US #solar installations"
https://www.eenews.net/articles/texas-leads-in-us-solar-installations/
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Texas leads in US solar installations
A new industry report shows an uptick in utility-scale installations, as researchers raise concerns about dangerous working conditions.
www.eenews.net
These numbers keep getting bigger, and we're proud of the part we're playing in that.
When it comes to solar and other clean #energy connecting to the grid, just know that you ain't seen nothing yet!
https://renewablesnow.com/news/us-installs-11-gw-of-utility-scale-clean-power-in-q2-acp-867990/
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US installs 11 GW of utility-scale clean power in Q2 - ACP
US developers have installed 11,015 MW of utility-scale clean power capacity in a record second quarter, according t...
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