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We believe that investing in a better future starts today. Our wind farms contribute to the growth of the largest renewable power source in the United States while simultaneously boosting the economy. Olympia’s value-driven team members are dedicated to expanding the growth-stage companies we support throughout the United States and globally.
"Renewable energy is a clear winner when it comes to boosting the economy and creating jobs." Tom Steyer
The future of our planet depends on our ability to embrace clean, renewable sources of energy.
That’s why Olympia is uniquely positioned to empower owners to strategically monetize and optimize their options in renewable energy assets. Our team has extensive experience in mergers and acquistions, investment banking, operations management, energy controls solutions and technology.
Our collective expertise ensures our clients capitalize on the tremendous opportunites for growth in the renewable energy generation and carbon-free, “green,” sectors. Olympia is an active Market Participant in the Southwest Power Pool market (SPP) and maintains additonal wind assets and the related Generation Interconnection Agreements to the SPP grid.
Olympia Renewable’s variety in technology and strategies has allowed the company to successfully maintain, operate and sell multiple wind assets in the Texas/ Oklahoma panhandle region.
Our extensive experience in a variety of professions and industries allows us to see the energy marketplace in a comprehensive and unique manner.
We offer customized business solutions based on independent client needs, settting us apart from others and demonstrating our willingness to go the extra mile.
Skilled experts with backgrounds ranging from private equity, corporate law, energy management, project management and blockchain.
Using renewable energy to create environmental benefits in a cost effective manner allowing our partners to build energy independence and job creation.
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