Calpine Energy Solutions LLC (“Calpine Solutions”) is a US retail energy business that helps commercial and industrial businesses successfully manage their energy costs in deregulated markets nationwide. We provide our customers with an integrated mix of products and services including commodity supply, risk management, access to market information, demand management, enrollments, scheduling services, settlements and billing. Calpine Solutions combines the energy services and commodity risk management expertise from our background with Sempra Energy and Noble Group with the access to independent modern, clean and efficient generation assets we enjoy under Calpine Corporation to offer best-in-class energy commodity products and risk management services for our customers’ energy purchasing needs.
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San Diego, CA 92101, US
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Nova Power Bank, Calpine’s flagship battery storage facility in California, is set to become one of the largest projects of its kind upon completion in 2025. Last week, Calpine hosted a celebratory luncheon to honor the dedication of all of those involved in this project.
Proud to be the Presenting Sponsor at the Smart Energy Decisions 2024 Renewable Energy Forum! Sarah Johnston has a great discussion planned for us this summer - hope to see you there!
Calpine Energy Solutions is growing our Marketing Team! We have two positions that just posted today (3/25) . Click below to apply
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We're thrilled to announce that our Greenfield Energy Center has won an IJGlobal Power Deal of the Year award! This recognition is a testament to Calpine's commitment to delivering clean and reliable energy.
Carbon, Climate, and Hydrogen Hubs offering a wide range of conversations at THE energy conference of the year, right here in Houston #CERAWeek
Proud to be part of a corporation that puts so much emphasis on giving back!
Did you know we’ve donated millions of dollars across communities where our employees live and work? See how we’re giving back and #JoinCalpine today: https://bit.ly/3vavEDr
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Transition Cycle 1 of PJM’s reformed #interconnection process officially started Jan. 22 when PJM began performing System Impact Studies on 308 projects representing 46,000 MW of new, mostly renewable, generation. Projects that were classified as Transition Cycle 1 (TC1) from the recent Transition Sorting Retool analysis will be analyzed using a cluster-based study approach. After the Phase 1 System Impact Study is completed, #PJM will post results to a new webpage that will be dedicated to Transition Cycle projects. PJM also will provide updates on study progress at the monthly public meetings of the Interconnection Process Subcommittee. TC1 projects are expected to clear PJM’s study process and be ready for construction by mid-2025. In addition to Transition Cycle 1 projects, 308 projects totaling 26,000 MW qualified for an Expedited Process, or “Fast Lane,” with final documentation to be issued throughout 2024. Read more at PJM Inside Lines. https://lnkd.in/eRE4scsb
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Did you know Calpine employs more than 300 veterans, representing 15% of our workforce? Search our open roles today: https://bit.ly/3CkKokB
Are you attending GreenBiz24 in AZ next month? We would love to have you join us at our Sponsored Lunch session! Brenda Crockett-McNew from Chevron, George Presses from HEB and Travis Wright, CEM from QTS will share how they have been able to keep their organizations' strategy moving forward in the face of an ever-changing landscape, in a discussion moderated by Lamar Frazier from Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC,
"...The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday rejected a proposal to limit the size of the Midcontinent grid operator’s interconnection queue study clusters, partly because it would offer exemptions that the agency said could undermine the cap’s purpose. In addition, the cap could hurt the Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s ability to meet potential near-term power supply shortfalls, according to FERC. The agency said it agreed with National Grid and others that a cap needs to ensure that interconnection requests can be processed efficiently while not delaying new generating capacity needed to meet growing supply shortages. FERC Commissioner Mark Christie disagreed with the decision to reject the cap. 'MISO is like a homeowner whose house is on fire. MISO is trying to train the most readily available water hose on the fire as quickly as possible to save the house, an action the states in MISO support,' Christie said. 'The majority acknowledges the house is on fire and that the hose MISO has chosen will likely work, but then, in classic Kafkaesque fashion, says MISO cannot use the hose. Meanwhile, the house burns.'..."