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One Energy was highlighted in the U.S. DOE’s annual report on distributed wind energy.

The Distributed Wind Market Report exists to provide “stakeholders with market statistics and analyses, along with insights into its trends and characteristics.” The report is part of the DOE’s Wind Energy Technologies Office distributed wind portfolio. “The objective of the portfolio work is to enable wind technologies as distributed energy resources to contribute maximum economic and system benefit to energy systems now and in the future.”

One Energy is discussed on pages 5-8 of the report, which highlight our unique large-scale wind turbines and vertically integrated business model.

(Our Wind for Industry project for Ball Corp. is also featured on the report’s cover.)

View the report here.

As of August 2019, One Energy had funded a total of $210,000 for local high school graduates pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). In this article, North American Clean Energy told our scholarship story and used it to illustrate the growing number of jobs in the renewable energy sector.

Coverage of our Total Addressable Market (TAM) Report, which notes that even with an Investment Tax Credit (ITC) of 0%, nearly 30% of all U.S. counties have manufacturing facilities that can benefit from Wind for Industry. (Please note that this article is published behind SmartGrid Today‘s paywall.)

In this rant – er, op-ed – One Energy CEO Jereme Kent wrote about his frustrations with and advice for the United States wind energy industry. To Kent, utilities are like entitled frat boys who have never been told “no.”

The total addressable market for Wind for Industry is huge. AltEnergyMag asked One Energy CEO Jereme Kent about our TAM report and how One Energy plans to meet this market potential.

This article cited Wind for Industry’s Total Addressable Market (TAM) Report and quoted One Energy CEO Jereme Kent to illustrate the immense potential on-site wind has for manufacturing across the United States.

In this article, One Energy CEO Jereme Kent chats with Power, Finance & Risk reporter Taryana Odayar about goals and strategies for the company’s Series D capital raise. (Please note that this article is published behind Power, Finance & Risk‘s paywall.)

One Energy is featured in LafargeHolcim’s Sustainability Report, which highlights the multinational company’s initiatives in climate and energy, circular economy, the environment, and community impact.

To expand their renewable energy portfolio, LafargeHolcim installed a Wind for Industry project, comprised of three turbines, at their Paulding, OH cement plant. In addition to the emission reduction benefits, LafargeHolcim also wrote about the community contributions of the Megawatt Scholarship program.

See page number 28 of the 2018 report (the 30th page of the PDF) for the full feature. The project is the first LafargeHolcim operation in North America to harness wind energy.

View the report here.

Upon the groundbreaking of LafargeHolcim’s Wind for Industry project in Paulding, Ohio, reporter Kathiann M. Kowalski spoke to LafargeHolcim and One Energy.

The article discusses Wind for Industry, the long-term fixed price hedge available via the One Energy REA, LafargeHolcim’s energy efficiency focus, and more.

Per the article: “LafargeHolcim plant manager Robert Pitt sees the company’s 20-year renewable energy agreement with One Energy as ‘a nice long-term fixed price hedge’ on electricity costs, which should let it save money over retail electricity rates.

“’And of course, every opportunity we can to reduce our carbon footprint, we try to take,’ Pitt added. LafargeHolcim has a global goal of 40% lower net carbon emissions per metric ton by 2030, compared to 1990.”

Whirlpool Corporation considers Wind for Industry to be a part of their commitment to renewable energy, aiding in their goal of achieving an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 30 percent, compared to 2005 levels.

In 2018, Whirlpool Corporation added three Wind for Industry turbines at their manufacturing facility in Greenville, OH, and highlighted them in their annual Sustainability Report.

See page numbers 4, 5, and 26 of the 2018 report (the 6th, 7th, and 28th pages of the PDF) for a profile on the Greenville turbines and a summary of our combined impact. 

View the report here.