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Scout Clean Energy Appoints Kris Cheney As Chief Development Officer

PRIVATEAug 21, 2024•almost 2 years ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

Scout Clean Energy

Michael Rucker

BoulderEnergySustainabilityTransportation

Description

Scout Clean Energy has announced the addition of Kris Cheney as Chief Development Officer, further fortifying Scout's established development capabilities. Cheney brings more than a decade of leadership experience developing wind, solar, and storage projects to Scout as it continues its significant growth trajectory to execute on its 19 GW pipeline of renewable energy assets.

Company Information

Company

Scout Clean Energy

Location

Boulder, Colorado, United States

About

Scout Clean Energy is a leading renewable energy developer-owner-operator headquartered in Boulder, Colorado responsible for the development of approximately 1,400 MW of operating and under construction renewable energy assets in the US, 800 MW of which the company owns and operates. Helmed by renewable energy leaders, Scout is currently developing a pipeline of approximately 19,000 MW of wind, solar and storage projects across 23 states, including more than 2,100 MW of advanced-stage projects. Scout is a portfolio company managed by Brookfield Asset Management, which acquired Scout in 2022.

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