sPower Growth, Revenue, Number of Employees and Funding

sPower, an AES and AIMCo company, is the largest private owner of operating solar assets in the United States. sPower owns and operates a portfolio of solar and wind assets greater than 1.3 GW and has a development pipeline of more than 10 GW. sPower is owned by a joint venture partnership between The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES), a worldwide energy company headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, and the Alberta Investment Management Corporation, one of Canada's largest and most diversified institutional investment fund managers. sPower has deployed $2+ billion of capital for solar PV and wind facilities. As the ultimate owner/operator of our projects, we place great emphasis on industry-leading development strategies, quality construction and best-in-class asset management. And our technology-neutral, vertically-integrated platform provides the ability to develop projects at the lowest cost; to fund projects from development through operations; and to access a mature, highly viable pipeline. Established in 2012, sPower is led by a seasoned management team with a 20-year proven track record of working together to successfully manage multifaceted public and private organizations in the energy sector. The same team founded EnergySolutions (NYSE:ES) and ISG Resources (sold to Headwaters; NYSE:HW). sPower has built a compact, cohesive team of exceptionally talented, passionate and dedicated individuals with deep functional expertise across all phases of the development chain -- from land purchases to project acquisitions, permitting, regulatory, transmission and interconnection, marketing, finance and operations. sPower is committed to providing economically and environmentally responsible power that moves the energy industry and our company forward. We are the renewable energy company that delivers on what we promise -- we do what we say we'll do.

Utah-based Sustainable Power Group (sPower) wants to turn 10 square miles of agriculturally-zoned land that was previously a tree farm into a

TIFFIN — Thirty area landowners won't have to let sPower on their property to do the work the Utah-based developer argued was necessary to

A Utah-based company, Sustainable Power Group Inc., known as sPower, is asking the county board of supervisors to approve plans Tuesday