Hexaon Energy announced it has received a U.S. Department of Energy award to accelerate the development of geothermal energy in Washington's Wind River Valley.
Read MoreThe Office of Geothermal is supporting 21 projects to conduct field-scale tests of enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) technologies and exploration drilling to characterize and potentially confirm promising EGS and hydrothermal resources. Together, these efforts will help reduce technical and development risk and provide data to help support future commercial projects and investment.
Read MoreHexagon Energy, an independent energy development company with a long history of successful energy development across the United States, and Weyerhaeuser Company, one of the world's largest private owners of timberlands and a leading manufacturer of wood products in North America, announced the closing of a strategic agreement for the development of Geothermal projects across a suite of landholdings throughout the Weyerhaeuser land portfolio in Washington and Oregon.
Read MoreA solar project in Hanover County’s Beaverdam District is giving one family a way to preserve their farmland and bring a new lease on life to its legacy.
Read MoreHexagon Energy is pleased to share that the Gloucester County Planning Commission unanimously voted to recommend approval of Conditional Use Permits for two Hexagon Energy solar projects— Fox Mill Solar and Daffodil Fields Solar.
Read MoreHexagon Energy is proud to share that TerraForm Power has officially announced the acquisition of the Steward Creek Solar project—a 1.56 GW solar development in Lee County, Illinois—that Hexagon originally developed.
Read MoreAs a proud Virginia-based company, Hexagon Energy is pleased to announce that it has donated 16 acres of forested land in Richmond, VA, to the Capital Region Land Conservancy for conservation and future public park access.
Read MoreIn a 5-4 vote, the Pitt County Board of Commissioners has given the green light to Stokestown Solar, Hexagon Energy’s proposed 80 MW solar project with 30 MW of battery storage
Read MoreOn July 21, 2025, the Brunswick County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission voted to approve a Conditional Use Permit for Planters Solar.
Read MoreU.S. energy demand is growing faster than at any time since WWII. Additionally, American #solar adds $63.6 billion to the U.S. economy annually and supports 280,000 jobs. Daniel Bulka, Drew Price, and Emily Pendergraft will be on Capitol Hill on Feb. 5th to speak with lawmakers about protecting the future of American energy dominance with reliable and cost-effective power.
Read MoreAfter a lengthy discussion, the Suffolk City Council voted 7-1 on Jan. 15 to approve a conditional use permit for a solar project on Crittenden Road.
Read MoreThe entire Hexagon Energy team is excited to announce that we have entered into a follow-on transaction with Great Bay Renewables, LLC (“Great Bay”) for up to $30 million to support our upcoming interconnection security requirements to advance our 3.4 GW PJM portfolio in the interconnection process.
Frank Getman, CEO of Great Bay, commented, “The Hexagon team continues to impress us with its development expertise. Building on our 2023 royalty investment and 2024 interconnection deposit facility, this financing will ensure that Hexagon can continue to advance key projects and maximize the value of its increasingly impressive portfolio of high-quality projects.”
We are thankful for our ongoing relationship with the Great Bay team and look forward to continuing to develop high-quality clean energy projects across PJM, MISO, and other markets across the United States.
Phase two of what could end up as one of the largest solar facilities in the U.S. got a green light from the Lee County Board on Thursday.
Lee County Board members voted 11-3-3 to issue a special-use permit to Hexagon Energy LLC, a Virginia-based company doing business in Illinois as Steward Creek Solar LLC, for phase two of a 1,200-megawatt commercial solar energy facility in Alto and Willow Creek townships.
“Phase two will produce enough clean energy to power approximately 116,300 homes and generate approximately $3.9 million in annual local tax revenue, totaling approximately $87 million over the 35-year project term,” according to Hexagon Energy’s special-use permit application.
Read MoreHexagon Energy is in talks with investment bankers to sell a portfolio of battery storage projects in ERCOT, Texas, totaling 2GW. The 17 projects aim to achieve commercial operation by Q3 2025, featuring two-hour batteries. There is a potential delay in the commercial operation date to secure domestic content for a 10% uplift in the investment tax credit.
Read MoreHexagon Energy is interviewing investment bankers to sell a nearly 2 GW portfolio of standalone storage projects in ERCOT, said company’s CEO Matthew Hantzmon in an interview with NPM.
Read MoreHexagon Energy was awarded a Conditional Use Permit for a 0.99 megawatt community solar project in Winthrop, Maine. The entire project site will be just under 7 acres on an undeveloped site that recently underwent timbering.
Read MoreGreat Bay Renewables Enters Partnership with Hexagon Energy for Solar and Energy Storage Projects
Read MoreHexagon Energy's CEO, Matt Hantzmon, discusses the recent partnership with Great Bay Renewables
Read MoreWe are thrilled to share the exciting news that Great Bay Renewables, a subsidiary of Altius Renewable Royalties, has made a substantial investment of $45 million in Hexagon Energy. This strategic financing marks a major milestone in our journey towards advancing renewable energy solutions. Our shared goal is to accelerate the transition to a sustainable future by delivering clean and reliable power solutions nationwide.
We express our deepest gratitude to our stakeholders, partners, and the entire Hexagon Energy and Great Bay Renewables teams for their unwavering support in making this partnership a reality. Together, we will drive innovation, promote environmental stewardship, and build a sustainable energy infrastructure that will benefit current and future generations.
Now let's lead the charge towards a cleaner, more sustainable world!
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