AES IN NEW YORK
Committed to accelerating the future of energy in New York
New York is a leader in the energy transition with a state goal to reach 70% renewables by 2030, one of the most ambitious renewable targets in the nation.
From Upstate to Downstate and everywhere in between, we utilize our experience and in-house expertise to foster partnerships with customers and co-create solutions to responsibly meet the energy and economic needs of communities across the state. Whether partnering with communities, utility customers, or Fortune 500 companies, we make achieving New York's clean energy targets beneficial for everyone.

Our leadership in New York

PARTNERSHIPS
Together with Anheuser-Busch at Baldwinsville Solar
Anheuser-Busch is proud to be a leading contributor to New York’s economy—and a committed community partner. The solar installation provides an additional 3 million kilowatt-hours back to the distribution grid annually, providing enough solar electricity to brew more than 3 million cases of beverages a year. It supports Anheuser-Busch in achieving their ambitious goal of using 100% renewable energy by 2025.

Partnership
Committed to supporting our landowners
We understand the importance of protecting farmland and preserving the local environment when developing renewable
energy projects. AES seeks opportunities to deliver added value through our best practices in project development to
protect the land for future generations.
We offer landowners opportunities to tap into new sources of revenue on their land while retaining ownership throughout the entire life of the project. For many, this is a welcome complement to land use and an opportunity to diversify their land investment while hedging against volatile commodity prices. For others, our projects offer an income stream and land-use option where none otherwise existed.
Our team and landowners work together, in partnership, from the early stages of site discussions, through permitting, construction, and operation. The landowner relationship with AES is built on trust and open communication, ensuring our projects create a long-lasting, positive impact for our landowners and local communities.
Projects
Project name | Planned capacity | Planned storage capacity | Expected CO2 Emissions Avoided* | Project webpage |
Riverhead Solar 2 | 36 MWac | N/A | 73,000 metric tons | |
Riverside Solar | 100 MWac | N/A | 133,000 metric tons | |
Brookside Solar | 100 MWac | N/A | 131,000 metric tons | |
Sugar Maple Solar | 125 MWac | 20 MW | 162,000 metric tons | |
Somerset Solar | 125 MWac | N/A | 177,068 metric tons | |
Bliss Wind** | 100.5 MWac | N/A | 141,524 metric tons | |
Wethersfield Wind** | 126 MWac | N/A | 183,833 metric tons | |
Altona Wind** | 97.5 MWac | N/A | 120,687 metric tons | |
Clinton Wind** | 100.5 MWac | N/A | 116,007 metric tons | |
Chateaugay Wind** | 106.5 MWac | N/A | 135,705 metric tons | |
Ellenburg Wind** | 81 MWac | N/A | 111,474 metric tons | |
White Creek Solar^ | 135 MWac | N/A | 109,000 tons | |
Hemlock Ridge Solar^ | 200 MWac | N/A | 282,000 metric tons | |
Cayuga Solar | 60 MWac | N/A | 83,350 metric tons of CO2 | |
Bay Breeze Solar | 150 MWac | N/A | 122,000 tons |
*CO2 Emissions Avoided using the EPA’s AVERT tool
**These wind parks are currently operating, thus the capacity and CO2 emissions reductions values displayed for each are not "planned" or "expected", but actual. Visit each project page to learn more.
^ In December 2021, AES acquired the solar developer Community Energy, and along with it, the White Creek Solar and Hemlock Ridge Solar projects in New York. To learn more about the acquisition, click here.
Project information is approximate and subject to change.
Recent Updates
October 24, 2023
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded AES ten wind and solar projects across New York state totaling 1.2 GW of renewable energy generation under a large-scale renewables Request for Proposals (RFP). AES is thrilled to announce that Altona Wind, Bliss Wind, Chateaugay Wind, Clinton Wind, Ellenburg Wind, Wethersfield Wind, Hemlock Ridge Solar, Riverside Solar, Somerset Solar and White Creek Solar received awards.
Proud partners with
- Riverhead Business Improvement District
- Riverhead Little League
- Riverhead High School Robotics Team
- Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch
- Riverhead Cardboard Boat Races
- Long Island Farm Bureau Golf Fundraiser
- Island Harvest Food Bank (COVID relief donation)
- Peconic Bay Medical Center
- New York Solar Energy Industry Association (NY SEIA)
- New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium (NY BEST)
Contact us
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Office Address:
292 Madison Avenue 15th Floor
New York, NY 10017