Arevia has a continued interest in serving utilities needs across the United States. It was due to the early adoption of large scale solar and battery projects by major utilities that has put the technologies on the map is arguably the lowest cost of energy in U.S. And for this reason, Arevia will continue to take strategic views on utilities which are exploring new solutions and develop projects to solve their needs.
Arevia has a portfolio of early stage projects in Nevada, California, Arizona and is engaging in additional development opportunities across the country. Arevia is open to a variety of partnerships with landowners, developers, investors and stakeholders. Arevia has a special relationship with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and strongly prefers working with union labor and welcomes union pension fund investment.
Arevia Power believes working hand and hand with federal, local and state governments from the onset optimizes project success. Early interaction with key agencies allows the development team to anticipate what might be “around the corner.” This is facilitated by open and transparent conversations which help optimize development and provides key solutions to the unique challenges associated with each project. Further each project equates to jobs which impacts every community we interface with. Arevia’s current portfolio would create thousands of construction related jobs and have direct local GDP effect. Arevia will continue to focus on using utility scale solar + battery storage to help the U.S. displace fossil fuels that consume significantly more amounts of water and other natural resources while providing a price competitive alternative.
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