Invenergy.
American clean energy company
- Reports this week
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Invenergy, MGE, and We Energies are involved in various energy projects across states including Wisconsin, Iowa, and counties like Walworth and Rock.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
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Invenergy is building a wind farm in South Dakota, with the state board authorizing tax rebates for the project.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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The administration buys back leases to redirect investment, causing Invenergy to shift its focus toward fossil fuel projects.Well supported3 reports
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The Trump administration bought back wind leases from Invenergy, while Doug Burgum defended Trump's energy policy goals.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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The administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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Lawsuits have been led by the CA Attorney General to block Invenergy's wind farm deals regarding the administration's buyback of offshore wind leases.Some support28 reports
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AI data centers are helping to create a resilient electric system.Some support1 report
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Invenergy is proposing major energy projects in Calumet County, with the proposed capacity dwarfing the existing Kaukauna plant.Some support1 report
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Energy projects in Wisconsin are facing regulatory review and criticism from environmental groups like the Union of Concerned Scientists.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Equinor acquires interest from GIP funds, and Equinor and Invenergy explore collaboration on energy projects in Pennsylvania.Some support5 reports
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Invenergy partnered with Grant County Public Utility District to build a solar center in Grant County.Some support2 reports
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Invenergy, a wind energy company, is seeking new projects and has considered Morro Bay for potential wind project expansion.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The administration terminated offshore wind leases in the New York Bight.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Invenergy is operating projects in Parmer County, promising economic investment and contributing to local services.Some support1 report
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Invenergy proposes a gas plant at Red Oak Ridge, requiring Lake Michigan water, as part of a project facing scrutiny over state resource strain.Some support1 report
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Invenergy, a Chicago-based company, plans to develop natural gas plants in Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, and Kansas.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Invenergy has proposed building a natural gas plant in Darien.Some support1 report
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Invenergy terminates offshore wind leases and redirects funds to develop natural gas plants across several Midwestern states.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Invenergy relinquished offshore wind leases near Cape Cod.Some support1 report
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Under the Trump administration, agreements were made regarding Invenergy investing in natural gas projects in Indiana.Some support2 reports
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Trump's administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy and appoints Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary.Well supported4 reports
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The Trump administration has taken action to buy back offshore wind leases.Well supported3 reports
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The Trump administration has begun discouraging wind energy and is buying back offshore leases, prompting Invenergy to shift its investment focus toward fossil fuels.Well supported8 reports1 development inside
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Invenergy's shift away from offshore wind is being detailed, involving project impacts in the New York Bight and political commentary.Some support1 report
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Invenergy commits capital to natural gas projects in Indiana while the Trump administration faces challenges regarding offshore wind farm policies.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Invenergy is benefiting from the Trump administration's policies regarding US energy development, including reimbursements for wind leases.Some support1 report
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The Trump administration has agreed to reimburse Invenergy.Some support1 report
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A de-escalation deal impacts energy markets, while a company pivots from wind to gas, and a geothermal developer's CEO is profiled.Some support1 report
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Invenergy plans energy investments across several states, while the Trump administration faces multiple state lawsuits.Some support1 report
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The administration supported secure energy infrastructure and bought back leases from Invenergy.Some support1 report
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Invenergy operates leases off the coast of Morro Bay.Some support1 report
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Invenergy is pivoting its business strategy toward natural gas and geothermal ventures.Some support1 report
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Invenergy plans natural gas and geothermal facilities across several states, including Kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Idaho, and California. The Trump administration is involved in buying back leases.Some support1 report
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The administration announced the buyback of offshore wind leases for various projects, coinciding with the Interior Secretary's address on the administration's energy pivot.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The administration is pivoting its energy strategy by redirecting investments toward fossil fuels, with the Interior Secretary offering support for this shift.Well supported3 reports
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A company is facing an investigation into canceled wind leases, while the administration buys back leases for fossil fuel projects in California.Some support1 report
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Around Invenergy this week
News at the entities that move Invenergy most-
Donald Trump StructuralNPR investigated a detention plan implemented by the Trump administration, involving DHS policy officials.Moves Invenergy
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Public Service Commission StructuralGeorgia AG-elect Miller plans to scrutinize utility rate increases and price gouging in South Georgia.Moves Invenergy
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Letitia James OperationalKathy Hochul succeeded Andrew Cuomo as Governor of New York, while local Sheriff Fred Akshar sued Letitia James and Hochul over law enforcement policy in Broome County.Moves Invenergy
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Microsoft StructuralDemocrats gained control of both chambers of Congress while major tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta continue to deploy AI infrastructure in the US.Moves Invenergy
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South Dakota StructuralPolitical races in South Dakota saw updates on November 1, 2026, with Rhoden leading the governor's race and Rounds leading the Senate race.Moves Invenergy
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Bonta OperationalBonta's office filed lawsuits against the Trump administration, while Michael Gates' past roles in Huntington Beach and under Trump were highlighted.Moves Invenergy
Connections
The 40 strongest of 59, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Donald Trump Structural
Trump's administration used policy actions, including buybacks and discouragement, to force Invenergy to shift its investment focus from wind to fossil fuels.
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AES Corporation Transactional
Invenergy is developing projects intended for acquisition by AES Corporation.
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Letitia James Operational
Letitia James leverages her capacity as NY AG and regulator to initiate legal and administrative challenges against Invenergy's business deals.
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Wisconsin Structural
Invenergy operates within Wisconsin and requires regulatory approval from the state for its natural gas and methane gas projects.
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Public Service Commission Structural
The Public Service Commission formally approves Invenergy's energy center proposals, establishing a regulatory dependency.
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Parmer County Operational
Invenergy actively operates projects in Parmer County, contributing to local services and promising future economic investment.
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Darien Transactional
Invenergy is proposing the development of a gas plant within the boundaries of Darien.
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Indiana Operational
Invenergy is actively investing, planning, and operating natural gas energy facilities within the state of Indiana.
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Bonta Operational
Bonta actively opposes Invenergy's business practices, culminating in a lawsuit over project removal.
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Kansas Operational
Invenergy is actively planning and redirecting investment into natural gas energy projects within the state of Kansas.
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Microsoft Structural
Microsoft relies on Invenergy to supply clean energy infrastructure for its hyperscale data centers.
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Morro Bay Operational
Invenergy operates under active leases off the coast of Morro Bay and is considering future project expansion in the area.
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Jessup Structural
Invenergy operates as the managing entity for the Lackawanna Energy Center, establishing a functional dependency on Jessup's operational context.
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Equinor Operational
Equinor and Invenergy are actively exploring collaboration, acquisition interest, and building an integrated power business around the Lackawanna power plant.
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Kansas Transactional
Invenergy plans to invest funds into the energy sector within the state of Kansas.
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California Structural
Invenergy operates under the regulatory framework of California, specifically concerning wind lease approvals and ongoing investigations.
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Madison Gas and Electric Structural
The relationship is based on shared ownership in new projects.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Operational
Invenergy operates within the electric system, which is overseen and regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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South Dakota Structural
South Dakota provides regulatory authorization and tax incentives for Invenergy's wind farm projects.
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Doug Burgum Operational
Invenergy operates as a key partner in the energy policy discussions with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum.
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Calumet County Operational
Invenergy is proposing major energy projects within the operational area of Calumet County.
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Grant County Public Utility District Transactional
Invenergy and the Grant County PUD formed a partnership to execute a specific project.
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Idaho Shared context
Invenergy is expanding geothermal leases within the state of Idaho.
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Cape Cod Shared context
Invenergy operates using offshore wind leases situated near the geographic area of Cape Cod.
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Los Angeles Times Mentioned together
The Los Angeles Times reports on Invenergy's plans.
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Pennsylvania Shared context
Invenergy operates a power plant within the geographical boundaries of Pennsylvania.
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Exelon Operational
Exelon and Invenergy collaborated on the development of the Atlantic City project.
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Grant County Shared context
Invenergy is developing solar projects within the geographical boundaries of Grant County.
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East Shared context
Invenergy operates wind projects located on the East coast.
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Red Oak Ridge Operational
Invenergy plans to build a gas plant in Red Oak Ridge.
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Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Transactional
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and Invenergy entered into a settlement agreement focused on strengthening American security and lowering costs.
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California Shared context
Invenergy is expanding geothermal leases within the geographical context of California.
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Missouri Shared context
Invenergy is planning and directing investment in natural gas development within the jurisdiction of Missouri.
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New England Shared context
Invenergy is planning projects within the geographical boundaries of the New England region.
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Chicago Shared context
Invenergy is a company based in the city of Chicago.
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North America Shared context
Invenergy is identified as the largest developer operating within the North American market.
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Kenosha County Shared context
Invenergy plans to build a plant within Kenosha County.
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Kaukauna Operational
The relationship is defined by direct market competition, with Invenergy's project capacity noted to dwarf the Kaukauna plant.
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Stanley Woodward Operational
Stanley Woodward provided support for Invenergy's strategic pivot to natural gas.
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Walworth County Shared context
Invenergy plans to build a plant within the jurisdiction of Walworth County.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventSeptember 2026
3 events- Lawsuits have been led by the CA Attorney General to block Invenergy's wind farm deals regarding the administration's buyback of offshore wind leases.
- AI data centers are helping to create a resilient electric system.
- Invenergy is proposing major energy projects in Calumet County, with the proposed capacity dwarfing the existing Kaukauna plant.
August 2026
4 events- Invenergy, MGE, and We Energies are involved in various energy projects across states including Wisconsin, Iowa, and counties like Walworth and Rock.
- Equinor acquires interest from GIP funds, and Equinor and Invenergy explore collaboration on energy projects in Pennsylvania.
- Invenergy partnered with Grant County Public Utility District to build a solar center in Grant County.
- Invenergy is operating projects in Parmer County, promising economic investment and contributing to local services.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
2 eventsJune 2026
26 events- The administration buys back leases to redirect investment, causing Invenergy to shift its focus toward fossil fuel projects.
- The Trump administration bought back wind leases from Invenergy, while Doug Burgum defended Trump's energy policy goals.
- The administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy.
- Invenergy, a wind energy company, is seeking new projects and has considered Morro Bay for potential wind project expansion.
- The administration terminated offshore wind leases in the New York Bight.
- Invenergy, a Chicago-based company, plans to develop natural gas plants in Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, and Kansas.
- Invenergy has proposed building a natural gas plant in Darien.
- Invenergy terminates offshore wind leases and redirects funds to develop natural gas plants across several Midwestern states.
- Invenergy relinquished offshore wind leases near Cape Cod.
- Under the Trump administration, agreements were made regarding Invenergy investing in natural gas projects in Indiana.
- Trump's administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy and appoints Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary.
- The Trump administration has taken action to buy back offshore wind leases.
- The Trump administration has begun discouraging wind energy and is buying back offshore leases, prompting Invenergy to shift its investment focus toward fossil fuels.
- Invenergy's shift away from offshore wind is being detailed, involving project impacts in the New York Bight and political commentary.
- Invenergy commits capital to natural gas projects in Indiana while the Trump administration faces challenges regarding offshore wind farm policies.
- Invenergy is benefiting from the Trump administration's policies regarding US energy development, including reimbursements for wind leases.
- The Trump administration has agreed to reimburse Invenergy.
- A de-escalation deal impacts energy markets, while a company pivots from wind to gas, and a geothermal developer's CEO is profiled.
- Invenergy plans energy investments across several states, while the Trump administration faces multiple state lawsuits.
- The administration supported secure energy infrastructure and bought back leases from Invenergy.
- Invenergy operates leases off the coast of Morro Bay.
- Invenergy is pivoting its business strategy toward natural gas and geothermal ventures.
- Invenergy plans natural gas and geothermal facilities across several states, including Kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Idaho, and California. The Trump administration is involved in buying back leases.
- The administration announced the buyback of offshore wind leases for various projects, coinciding with the Interior Secretary's address on the administration's energy pivot.
- The administration is pivoting its energy strategy by redirecting investments toward fossil fuels, with the Interior Secretary offering support for this shift.
- A company is facing an investigation into canceled wind leases, while the administration buys back leases for fossil fuel projects in California.