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New Alabama location strengthens Guzman Energy’s growing national presence and supports increasing demand across the Southeast

Guzman Energy today announced the debut and official launch of The Torch, a new monthly fireside-style conversation hosted by Guzman Energy CEO Chris Miller. The series will offer insights into the rapidly evolving energy landscape while sharing leadership perspectives shaped by Guzman’s work across power markets.

Guzman Energy has been named a finalist in the prestigious Platts Global Energy Awards, recognized for its innovative work helping customers transform their wholesale power supply. Guzman is a finalist in the Grid Edge Award category, highlighting its partnership with Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) in Northern New Mexico.

The 80 MW Garnet Mesa Solar farm in Delta County CO has begun commercial operations. The unique facility maintains the agricultural heritage of western Colorado while providing an important new source of power generation.

Guzman Energy, a wholesale power provider for U.S. communities and organizations seeking better power solutions, announced today the addition of several new roles and team members. All will contribute to Guzman Energy’s plans for growth in new market segments, product offerings and geographic expansion.

Guzman Energy customers, including the Jicarilla Apache Nation and Kit Carson Electric Cooperative, are receiving power from the new 140 MW solar and 50 MW battery storage facility in Rio Arriba County, NM, now producing enough electricity for 38,000 homes annually.

Guzman Energy and BciCapital announced today the successful closing of an $80 million revolving credit facility on July 11, 2025, providing additional liquidity and standby letters of credit to enable Guzman’s expansion across the Western U.S.

Guzman Energy announced today that it has been selected to serve as the exclusive wholesale power supply partner for the Benefis Health System in Great Falls, Montana.

National Renewable Solutions (NRS) secured $145 million for the Shallow Basket Project, a 140 MW solar and 50 MW storage project on Jicarilla Apache Nation land. Operational in 2025, it will create jobs, drive economic growth, and produce clean energy. Guzman Energy will purchase 100% of the power, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable solutions.

Whitney brings extensive experience to the new role leading the Guzman Energy supply team in originating and contracting electric generating resources to serve the Guzman Energy portfolio of contracted customer loads.

The funding, from the USDA’s Empowering Rural America Program, will support a project that repurposes wastewater to produce green hydrogen energy. It is expected to be the first fully clean-powered, end-to-end green hydrogen production plant in the U.S.