Our Team's Combined Experience
Our Team's Combined Experience
50+ Years of building
energy infrastructure
1973 to 2024
50+ Years of building
energy infrastructure
1973 to 2024
22,708 MWs
22,708 MWs
2024
Puerto Rico Energy Bureau (PREB) approves final wheeling implementation agreements
2023
Circon receives executed PPA in the Dominican Republic
Circon files for wheeling contract in Puerto Rico
2022
First contract in Puerto Rico
2021
Wheeling regulation approved in Puerto Rico
Circon starts engagement in the Dominican Republic
2019
Circon engages Texas A&M Agrilife for feedstock testing, low carbon fuels, and a sustainable supply chain of products.
2018
Puerto Rico releases disaster recovery plan
Circon creates a remedy to resolve the current issues with power assets post hurricane maria.
Circon works with Puerto Rico to establish power laws for sustainable, responsible baseload renewable energy.
2017
Porter Energy Center gas-fired, simple cycle 592 MW Porter, TX
Porter Energy Center gas-Fired, simple cycle 125 MW Porter, TX
Category five hurricane maria hits Puerto Rico directly, paving the way for rebuilding energy facilities and new renewable deliverables.
2016
Friendswood Genco Gas-Fired, simple cycle 125 MW Houston, TX
2014
Guadalupe Power Partners peaker expansion divests to Calpine
Guadalupe Power Energy gas-fired, combined cycle 1,050 MW Marion, TX divested to Calpine
Navasota Peaker development, 3 sites, 1776 MW Central Texas
Van Alstyne Energy Center gas-fired, peakers 592 MW Van Alstyne, TX
Clear Springs Energy Center Gas-Fired, Peakers 592 MW Clear Springs, TX
Union Valley Energy Center gas-fired, peakers 592 MW Union Valley, TX
Acquisition of Gila Bend Energy Center 2000 MW gas-fired, combined cycle, Gila Bend, AZ
Gila Bend solar expansion Solar 240 MW Gila Bend, AZ
2013
Guadalupe Power Partners peaker expansion 380 MW
2012
Kgen Power Corp. Assets gas-fired, combined cycle 2,780 MW various locations
Alinta Energy Assets gas-fired, combined cycle 2,955 MW Australia/ New Zealand
WTA Solar Park Solar 80 MW Odessa, TX divested to Duke Energy
Navasota Energy divests 1000 MW Heartland Windfarms to NextEra Energy
Green Wheels Dominicana concessions for DR
2011
Acquisition of Guadalupe Power Partners 1050 MW
Acquisition of Guadalupe Power Partners gas-fired, combined cycle 1,050 MW Marion TX
2010
Navasota Energy sells west Texas Angelos to Duke Energy (80 MW PV solar)
Repowering of L’Energia Energy Center gas-fired, simple cycle peaker 82 MW Lowell, MA
Quail Run Energy Center III gas-fired, combined 275 MW Odessa, TX
Colorado Bend Energy Center III gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW Wharton, TX
2009
Billerica Peaking Center gas-fired, simple cycle 380 MW location: Billerica, MA
Madison County Energy Center gas-fired, combined cycle 550 MW Madisonville, TX
2008
Quail Run Energy Center II gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW. Odessa, TX
Colorado Bend Energy Center II gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW Wharton, TX
2007
Quail Run Energy Center I gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW Odessa, TX
Colorado Bend Energy Center I gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW Wharton, TX
Quail Run Energy Center I gas-fired, combined cycle 275 MW Odessa, TX
2005
Founded IPP entity for conventional & renewable projects (Navasota Energy)
2003
Founded IPP Entity for conventional & renewable projects (Equus Energy)
Freeport Energy Center gas-fired, simple cycle 50 MW Freeport, NY2004- Award for Zachary Engineering on Brazos Valley Energy Center
2001
Brazos Valley Energy Center gas-fired, combined cycle 1,360 MW Thompsons, TX
2000
Kaufman Energy Center gas-fired, combined cycle 520 MW Kaufman, TX
1999
Vermont Energy Center simple cycle peaker 50 MW St. Albens, VT
McClain Energy Center gas-gired, combined cycle 520 MW Newcastle, OK
1998
Star Lake Hydroelectric Facility Hydro 15 MW Red Indian Lake, Newfoundland
1997
St. Felican Biomass Facility biomass 25 MW St. Felican, Quebec
1995
Red Hills Generation Facility fluid bed coal-fired 517 MW Ackerman, MS
1993
James River Energy Center black liquor recovery boiler 70 MW St. Francisville, LA
1990
Plattsburg Energy Center combined cycle co-gen 240 MW Plattsburg, NY
1989
Falcon Seabound Industrial in Texas. 1000 MW combined cycle. Big 3 Industries simple cycle co-gen 240 MW Jacintoport, TX
MassPower Elec. co-0p combined cycle co-gen 240 MW Springfield, MA
Hadson energy development in Virginia & Florida for 5 coal-fired Cogen
1982
Stream flooding california for Texaco (Cardinal Co-Gen)
Big 3 Industries simple cycle co-gen 240 MW Jacintoport, TX
1981
First system commissioned in Texas
1980
IPP w/ GE co-gen applications department
1973
General Electric global sales, service & commissioning
Over Half a Century of Empowering Progress
50 Year + Track Record: Our team has developed and managed an impressive 22,708 MWs of energy, showcasing our expertise and dedication to meeting the world's evolving energy needs.