Invenergy has completed more than $5B in transactions for its Texas-based projects, bringing more than 3,000 megawatts of electricity online while creating more than 2,000 construction and 140 operations jobs in the Lone Star state to date.
CHICAGO (April 11, 2019) – Invenergy,
 a leading privately held U.S.-based sustainable energy developer and 
operator, recently announced the completion of construction financing 
for the 300megawatt Santa Rita East wind project near San Angelo, TX. 
With this latest project, Invenergy has developed and built 16 energy 
generation projects in the State of Texas, representing over $5 billion 
in total investment, with additional projects in development. 
With its vast energy resources and an easily accessible electricity 
grid, Texas is the number one energy producing and consuming state in 
the U.S. Texas has long been an energy leader in fossil fuel production,
 and now, thanks to Texas’ pro-business approach to energy production, 
it’s also a leader in sustainable energy generation. With the state’s 
growing reliance on sustainable energy to modernize its electricity 
generation portfolio, Invenergy is playing a key role in Texas’ energy 
future. 
“Invenergy develops and operates projects around the world and Texas is our largest market. We are proud to be a part of the Texas energy story and to provide affordable, reliable and secure energy solutions that help solve the energy challenges facing Texas,” said James Williams, Vice President of Renewable Development at Invenergy. “Be it wind, solar, natural gas, advanced energy storage or other sustainable energy solutions, Invenergy is dedicated to Texas, and we look forward to helping the state maintain its position as an energy leader for years to come.”
Driving Economic Development
In addition to affordable and reliable energy solutions, Invenergy 
brings important economic benefits to the Texas communities that host 
its projects.
In 2018 alone, Invenergy directly invested nearly $30 million in 
Texas communities through wages and benefits, landowner payments and tax
 revenue. To date, Invenergy projects have created more than 2,000 
construction jobs and 140 Texans currently work for Invenergy as 
full-time operations and maintenance staff. Tax revenues from Invenergy 
projects support community services, strengthen schools, improve 
infrastructure, and fund critical police, fire and
EMT departments leading to a higher quality of life for residents.
Being a responsible partner has been key to Invenergy’s success, and the Santa Rita East Wind project reflects this commitment to communities. Santa Rita East is currently under construction outside of San Angelo, TX in Irion County, and this project was possible, in part, because of the strong community support of an earlier Invenergy-developed project, the Santa Rita Wind Energy Center.
“I’ve been in this community all of my life, raised my kids and went 
to school here,” noted Mike Elkins, former county judge and director of 
the Irion County volunteer fire department. “Invenergy came in like a 
lot of other companies do and we didn’t know what to expect of them. But
 it’s all been a plus. It’s refreshing to tell you the truth, what 
they’ve done for us. And we look forward to the future.”
Learn more about Invenergy’s Santa Rita Project
Sustainable Energy Today
It is an exciting time for energy in Texas. Economic, environmental 
and social sustainability are not just priorities for Texans, they are 
at the core of Invenergy’s business. Our diverse sustainable energy 
platform provides solutions to Texas’ energy challenges, while supplying
 sustainable, affordable and diversified energy across the state and 
driving economic development.
Learn more about Invenergy’s commitment to Texas at: www.invenergytexas.com
About Invenergy
We are innovators building a sustainable world. Invenergy and its 
affiliated companies develop, own, and operate large-scale sustainable 
energy generation and storage facilities in the Americas, Europe and 
Asia. Invenergy's home office is located in Chicago, and it has regional
 development offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Poland
 and Scotland.
Invenergy has successfully developed more than 22,600 megawatts of projects that are in operation, construction or contracted, including wind, solar, and natural gas power generation facilities as well as advanced energy storage projects. For more information, please visit www.invenergyllc.com.
