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Apex Clean Energy Tech Stack

Utility-scale wind, solar, and storage developer across the US

Renewable Energy Power Generation Charlottesville, Virginia 201–500 employees Founded 2009 Privately Held

Apex Clean Energy develops and operates renewable energy infrastructure at utility scale. The stack reflects a capital-intensive, project-driven business: Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project for construction scheduling, SCADA and ETAP for grid-tied asset monitoring, AutoCAD and Civil 3D for site design, and Snowflake for operational data. The hiring mix skews senior (14 of 22 roles) across engineering, legal, and operations—typical of a company scaling project origination and managing concurrent construction pipelines. Pain points cluster around scheduling optimization, equipment supply chain, and cost-quality tradeoffs across multiple concurrent projects.

Tech Stack 21 technologies

Core StackTerraform Ansible Azure AD Active Directory Primavera P6 Smartsheet VMware AutoCAD Python Snowflake Azure SCADA Megger Microsoft Project XCP-ng Group Policy ETAP PSCAD Civil 3D Google Earth

What Apex Clean Energy Is Building

Challenges

  • Avoiding obstacles to project development
  • Optimizing project scheduling
  • Ensuring safety
  • Improving plant reliability
  • Ensuring reliable equipment supply
  • Scaling inflection points
  • Balancing quality and profit margins
  • Managing competing project deadlines
  • Monitoring risk and cost performance
  • Optimizing cost, quality, schedule, and risk

Active Projects

  • Utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects
  • Site permit applications for utility-scale renewable energy projects
  • All hands meetings
  • Project finance transactions for renewable energy projects
  • Volunteer days
  • Company weeks
  • Infrastructure-as-code modernization
  • Coldwater solar
  • Wind turbine supply agreements
  • Enhancing job advertisements and careers page visibility

Hiring Activity

Accelerating20 roles · 20 in 30d

Department

Engineering
5
Legal
4
Ops
4
Operations
3
Construction
1
Environmental
1
Finance
1
Government
1

Seniority

Senior
14
Mid
7
Lead
1

Notable leadership hires: Head of Procurement

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About Apex Clean Energy

Apex Clean Energy develops, builds, and operates utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage facilities across the United States. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Charlottesville, Virginia, the company manages a portfolio of projects in various stages—from site permitting through commercial operation. The business spans origination (identifying sites and securing permits), engineering and construction, and long-term asset management. Customers include utilities, energy buyers, and other large-scale renewable procurement partners. The organization employs 201–500 people across development, construction, legal, finance, and operations functions.

HeadquartersCharlottesville, Virginia
Company Size201–500 employees
Founded2009
Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does Apex Clean Energy use?

Apex uses Azure and Terraform for cloud infrastructure, Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project for construction project management, SCADA and ETAP for renewable asset monitoring, AutoCAD and Civil 3D for engineering design, and Snowflake for operational analytics.

Where is Apex Clean Energy headquartered?

Charlottesville, Virginia. The company is privately held, founded in 2009, and currently has 201–500 employees, all hired in the United States.

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