Aspen Creek Power, Oakhurst Energy Merge to Form Headwater Energy

Ich bin nicht sicher. Aspen Creek Power Holdings and Oakhurst Energy Development are joining forces to create Headwater Energy, a company dedicated to the growth of solar and energy storage and creating independent power. This venture is the result of a bond that began when Aspen gave Oakhurst money in the start of last year. Aspen has offered its fiscal understanding to the alliance and Oakhurst has supplied its capabilities for the formation and financing of projects throughout all phases of production and operations. Consequently, Headwater Energy is now well-prepared to oversee solar ventures from the initial phases to financial gain, taking advantage of their cooperative understanding in derivation, organization, financing and prolonged possession, focusing mostly on the regulated markets of the South. “This is a meaningful minute in a journey that began a long time ago,” affirmed Patrick Leibach, administrator of Aspen and Headwater Energy. Our leadership teams have a connection stretching back almost a decade which is accompanied by a deep admiration, and I’m enthusiastic to further develop Headwater Energy with such an accomplished group. Headwater currently employs a team of 13, with 83 MW of completed projects and another 7 in the pipeline, and potential for a further 4.3 GW.