RAI Energy is proud to announce that we have closed on development financing with Leyline Renewable Capital.

Utility scale renewable energy developer adds depth and breadth to its energy storage and renewables team with the hire of energy industry veteran, Mark Juergensen

Renewable energy developer RAI Energy is proud to become a member of the Interwest Energy Alliance, a member-based advocacy organization seeking to grow market opportunities for grid-scale renewable energy projects.

New subscription only hydrogen news site, “The Hydrogen Source” featured RAI Energy recently. The article is behind a paywall, text below.

Utility-scale solar and storage developer RAI Energy has tapped an advisor for a capital raise. The company is evaluating co-development conversion for green ammonia production at projects in Arizona and California.

Renewable energy developer RAI Energy today announced at RE+2022 that it is on track to develop a 2-gigawatt (GW) project portfolio, driving decarbonization efforts across the energy sector.

Arevon, a leading renewable energy company, has acquired from RAI Energy International and Apex Energy Solutions the Vikings Energy Farm, a solar-plus-storage power plant under development. The Vikings Energy farm is among the first solar peaker plants in the United States. The facility’s 1:1 configuration – 150 MW of solar, coupled with 150 MW/600 MWh of battery energy storage – will allow it to shift daytime solar production to late afternoon and evening hours, providing on-peak energy whenever necessary.

San Diego Community Power (SDCP), the not-for-profit community choice energy program serving five cities in the San Diego region, entered into a power purchase agreement with an affiliate of RAI Energy International, Inc., the Silicon Valley-based global renewable energy development company. The project is located in Imperial County, California.

Pioneer Community Energy, the Placer County, Calif. community choice aggregator, entered into a resource adequacy purchase agreement with an affiliate of RAI Energy International, Inc., the Silicon Valley-based global energy development company. Resource adequacy agreements help loadserving entities, like Pioneer, maintain generating capacity and meet electrical demand for California homes and businesses.

RAI Energy International, Inc. announced today that Jordan’s Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources (MEMR) selected RAI Energy to develop a 50-megawatt (MW) project in Jordan as part of MEMR’s “Initial Ranking for the Qualified Bidders for Direct Proposals Submission for Solar PV Projects/Round III based on Base Proposals (50) MW.” RAI Energy was listed as number two in MEMR’s ranking. The selection was made as part of an extensive competitive bidding process. RAI Energy looks forward to MEMR’s selection of its Alternate Proposals for 100 MW.