Renewable energy jobs at CoVolt Power

CoVolt Power has built more than 7.3 GWac of generation capacity and nearly 1.7 GWh of battery storage, alongside over 1,000 substations and transmission and distribution assets that have connected more than 26.4 GW to the grid across 35 states in the U.S. since its founding (source: covoltpower.com). The company has completed over 17.5 GW of operational assets, demonstrating a broad geographic footprint and extensive experience in utility-scale solar EPC, BESS, and grid interconnection infrastructure (source: linkedin.com). While specific project names are not publicly detailed, CoVolt consistently positions itself as a large-scale contractor delivering full-scope engineering, procurement, and construction services for solar projects and the substations and high-voltage lines that connect power to the grid (source: covoltpower.com).

In May 2026, Signal Energy and Applied High Voltage officially rebranded as CoVolt Power, Inc., unifying their solar, storage, and transmission expertise under one platform to serve power, industrial, and data center markets (source: covoltpower.com). Subsequently, in August 2026, CoVolt filed for an initial public offering with the SEC and applied to list its Class A common stock on the NYSE under the symbol KVLT, reporting $596 million in revenue for the 12 months ended June 30, 2026 (source: sec.gov). The IPO was supported by major investment banks including J.P. Morgan, Jefferies, RBC Capital Markets, UBS Investment Bank, KeyBanc Capital Markets, Nomura Securities, and WR Securities (source: sec.gov).

CoVolt Power employs approximately 1,000 professionals nationwide, with office locations in Houston, Chattanooga, and Albany, reflecting a broad hiring footprint (source: covoltpower.com). The company culture emphasizes creativity, continuous improvement, and adherence to core principles, while LinkedIn highlights a value of "certainty in action" (source: linkedin.com). Open roles span EPC, engineering, construction, high-voltage electrical work, operations, procurement, and project management, aligning with the company’s focus on solar, storage, and transmission infrastructure projects (source: covoltpower.com).