Turning Clean-Energy Goals
Into Real Impact

A 30-megawatt geothermal facility developed by Ormat Technologies in Mammoth Lakes, California. It delives reliable, round-the-clock renewable energy with zero carbon emissions. Through a 10-year power purchase agreement, 3CE receives 7 MW of clean geothermal power.

It is a geothermal power plant located in Inyo County, California. It provides 3CE with 67.5 MW of reliable, 24/7 renewable electricity under a 15-year contract.

It delivers enough renewable electricity to power approximately 40,000 homes each year. It reduces carbon emissions by about 48,000 metric tons annually, equivalent to removing over 10,000 cars from the road. Under a 20-year agreement, 3CE receives 60 MW of generation and 30 MWh of storage capacity.

Slate Solar+Storage is one of California’s largest integrated solar and storage projects. Located in Kings County, it generates 390 MW of solar power and provides 561 MWh of storage, enough to serve approximately 126,000 households. Through a 17-year agreement, 3CE receives 67.5 MW of solar capacity and 135 MWh of storage.

Yellow Pine Solar is located in Clark County, Nevada. It generates up to 125 MW of renewable energy and includes a 65 MW, four-hour battery storage system. Together, it can power more than 37,500 homes each year.

Victory Pass Solar+Storage is a solar and battery storage facility in Riverside County, developed by Clearway Energy Group. It delivers 200 MW of solar generation and 200 MWh of storage capacity. Through long-term agreements, 3CE receives up to 100 MW of generation and 156 MWh of storage.

A wind repowering project that upgrades existing infrastructure by replacing older turbines with modern, high-efficiency units. AES Corp. removed over 100 aging turbines and installed 16 new Vestas turbines, delivering more reliable and cost-competitive renewable energy to California communities. Under a 20-year agreement, 3CE receives 33.3 MW of wind energy annually.