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Intersect Power, LLC (“Intersect”) has been awarded the Energy Risk Awards’ Deal of the Year. The award recognizes Intersect’s 2024 Texas battery energy storage systems (BESS) project financing totaling $837 million. Representing one of the largest U.S. battery storage deals to date, the funds supported the construction and operation of 1 GWh of three standalone BESS.

Mayor Daniel Lurie and clean energy company Intersect Power, LLC today announced the company’s new headquarters at 140 New Montgomery in downtown San Francisco, marking another step in downtown’s comeback and underscoring the city’s dominance as a global innovation hub and technology leader.

Intersect Power, LLC (“Intersect”) has been recognized by TIME Magazine as a “Top GreenTech Company” on both their 2025 America’s and World’s lists. Intersect is building the first AI data centers with a “power-first” approach that co-locates data centers with power generation. Intersect’s solution can combine a hybrid of wind, solar, battery storage, and flexible gas generation to provide the speed, scale, reliability, and cost that data center customers require.

Intersect Power, LLC (“Intersect”) has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025. Intersect has been recognized for improving energy security and stability of the Texas power grid by adding nearly 1 GWh of standalone battery energy storage systems at a rapid pace to meet growing power demand.

Intersect Power, LLC (“Intersect Power” or “Intersect”) has been included on Forbes 2025 list of America's Best Startup Employers. Intersect’s culture intentionally embodies the values of the team – achievement, flexibility, community, impact, and family. Intersect continues to scale rapidly, providing meaningful growth and development opportunities, the ability to work on first of a kind projects, and generous economic rewards for its team.

Intersect Power, LLC, (“Intersect Power” or “Intersect”), announced today the closing of two separate transactions representing an aggregate of $837 million of financing commitments for the construction and operation of three standalone Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in Texas. The transactions cover portfolio-level construction debt, tax equity, and term debt financing with industry-leading partners.