Senior Associate, O&M Cost Strategy and Contracting

Clearway Energy Group has completed several notable projects, including the Victory Pass and Arica solar-plus-storage complex in Riverside County, California. This project features 463 MW of solar capacity and 186 MW of battery storage, which became operational in 2023. It powers approximately 205,000 homes under contracts with various utilities and represents a $1 billion investment, contributing significantly to the local economy (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).

Another significant project is the Daggett Solar + Storage facility in San Bernardino County, California, which includes 482 MW of solar and 280 MW of storage, with plans to expand to 394 MW and 1.12 GWh by 2025. This project is notable for its location on a retired natural gas site and has been recognized as a POWER Top Plant for its innovative approach to repurposing fossil infrastructure (source: powermag.com).

Other highlights include the Rosamond Central Solar project, which has a capacity of 192 MW and powers 71,000 homes, and the Mililani II Solar + Storage project in Hawaii, which is the first utility-scale hybrid project on the island. Clearway also invested $660 million in the Texas Solar Nova project, which powers 190,000 homes (source: clearwayenergygroup.com). Ongoing projects include the Daggett BESS Phase 2, which is set to start construction in 2024 (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).

In the past two years, Clearway Energy Group has made significant strides, including the launch of the Victory Pass and Arica complex in 2023, which has contributed $25.8 million in lifetime taxes and created 1,000 union construction jobs (source: clearwayenergygroup.com). In 2022, TotalEnergies acquired a 50% stake in Clearway from Global Infrastructure Partners, further strengthening its portfolio of over 10.4 GW of renewable energy assets (source: key.com).

The Daggett project has received accolades, including a POWER Top Plant award for its innovative approach to site repurposing, and has been highlighted by the American Clean Power Association as a model for renewable energy development (source: powermag.com). Clearway has also achieved milestones such as the retrofit of the Rosamond Central BESS and the expansion of its development pipeline to 30 GW, with over 12 GW of storage committed (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).

Clearway Energy Group offers a diverse range of roles across various departments, including project development, engineering, construction, operations, and environmental permitting. The company is actively hiring at its headquarters in San Francisco, CA, as well as in its offices located in Carlsbad, CA; Scottsdale, AZ; Houston, TX; New York, NY; and Princeton, NJ, where its affiliate is based. The culture at Clearway emphasizes long-term stability and job creation, with a notable focus on union jobs, as evidenced by the 1,000 positions created for the Victory Pass and Arica project (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).

Employees work on projects that span 28 states, with active development in 16 states for solar energy. The company promotes a culture of reliability and innovation, particularly in enhancing grid stability through integrated renewable energy solutions. Executives like Valerie Wooley and James Kelly have voiced the importance of these initiatives in their strategic vision for the company (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).

While specific employee benefits are not detailed in the available sources, the company supports permanent workforces post-construction and contributes to local services through tax revenues generated from their projects (source: clearwayenergygroup.com).