Greenbacker releases 2024 Energy and Impact Report
NEW YORK, NY, September 29, 2025 — Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company LLC ("Greenbacker"), an energy transition-focused investment manager and independent power producer (“IPP”), has released its 2024 Energy and Impact Report. The report reflects a year that reinforced the strength, relevance, and impact of the company's mission, as it continued to connect individuals and institutions with opportunities to put their capital to work building the infrastructure of the energy transition.
Highlights from Greenbacker's 2024 Energy and Impact Report include:
- Producing approximately 3.5 megawatt-hours (MWh) in 2024—enough to power over 324,000 average U.S. homes—across its fleet of hundreds of solar and wind assets.
- Bringing online its largest operating asset to date, the 240 MWdc / 200 MWac utility-scale Appaloosa solar farm in Utah.
- Executing on the acquisition, secured financing, and broke ground on Greenbacker's largest project to date, the award-winning 674 MWdc Cider solar farm, which, when complete, is expected to become New York State's largest operating solar energy project.
- Completing the pilot year of its Keystone Partner Program, launched in 2023 to deepen community engagement through focused, long-term collaborations, including Greenbacker's flagship Keystone partnership with Solar Energy International (SEI), a technical training organization that aims to train 272,500 people for renewable energy careers by 2035.
- Supporting over 4,900 green jobs and driving more than $170 million in spending to date with U.S.-based manufacturers and suppliers—strengthening domestic supply chains and accelerating homegrown clean energy deployment.
“Our 2024 energy and impact accomplishments reflect disciplined execution and a clear commitment to accelerating the energy transition through sustainable investments,” said Dan de Boer, Greenbacker CEO. “These milestones reflect the passion and purpose that drive our team every day. We’re proud to share the stories behind them in this year’s report—and even more energized by the opportunities ahead.”