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Zeo Energy Corp. to Acquire Heliogen, Inc., Expected to Create a Clean Energy Platform for Residential, Commercial, and Utility Markets
May 29, 2025

Zeo Energy Corp. to Acquire Heliogen, Inc., Expected to Create a Clean Energy Platform for Residential, Commercial, and Utility Markets

Zeo Energy Corp. (Nasdaq: ZEO) ("Zeo Energy," or "Zeo"), a leading Florida-based provider of residential solar and energy efficiency solutions, and Heliogen, Inc. (OTCQX: HLGN) ("Heliogen"), a provider of on-demand clean energy technology solutions, today announced they have entered into a definitive agreement and plan of merger and reorganization (the "Merger Agreement") pursuant to which Zeo will acquire all of Heliogen's outstanding equity securities in an all-stock transaction. The transaction is currently expected to close in the third quarter of 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.

Following the closing of the transaction, Zeo plans to leverage Heliogen's solutions, brand, intellectual property, capital, and technical talent to establish a division focused on long-duration energy generation and storage for commercial and industrial-scale facilities, including artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing data centers. The transaction is expected to create a robust clean energy platform spanning residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets, supported by internal financing capabilities and domain expertise.

Management Commentary

"Heliogen brings a set of practical solutions to customers, particularly data centers, looking for longer duration energy storage with substantially lower costs than alternatives on the market," said Tim Bridgewater, CEO of Zeo Energy. "Through this acquisition, we believe that Zeo will be able to accelerate our vision of serving energy consumers across the spectrum - from residential rooftops to larger-scale industrial solar and storage applications to build an energy platform at scale."

"We believe this combination offers a compelling opportunity for Heliogen stockholders through the opportunity to participate in the substantial growth potential of the combined company," added Christiana Obiaya, CEO of Heliogen. "We believe that Zeo's proven track record and network of customers can enhance the value creation opportunities for Heliogen's solutions and technical capabilities, while enhancing liquidity for stockholders. We're proud to be joining forces to scale practical, dispatchable clean energy solutions. This transaction is the result of the Heliogen Board's comprehensive review of strategic alternatives. Our Board is unanimous in its belief that this transaction is the optimal path forward and in the best interest of our stockholders."

Strategic Rationale

  • Expanded Market Reach: The transaction unites Zeo's existing residential solar and storage footprint with Heliogen's long-duration energy storage expertise. Heliogen's commercial and utility-scale thermal storage solutions address mission-critical power quality and energy capacity issues faced by AI and cloud computing data centers, while concurrently aiding grid stability.
     
  • Operational Synergies: The transaction is expected to streamline costs and reduce corporate overhead, while retaining core technical and commercial talent.
     
  • Strengthened Balance Sheet: At close, Zeo anticipates benefiting from Heliogen's incremental liquidity, supporting investments for future growth in the solar and energy storage space. 
     
  • Enhanced Financing Capabilities: Zeo's affiliated financing arm, which has provided over $44 million in clean energy tax equity financing to date, has the ability to be used for future Heliogen utility-scale and long-duration energy storage projects.
     
  • Accelerated Growth Opportunities: The transaction seeks to position Zeo to capitalize on increasing demand for resilient, cost-effective, low-carbon energy infrastructure, supported by favorable long-term tailwinds and potential tax equity investments.

Transaction Details and Closing Timeline

Under the terms of the Merger Agreement, upon the closing of the transaction, Heliogen's securityholders will receive shares of Zeo's Class A common stock valued at approximately $10 million in the aggregate, based on a Zeo Class A common stock price of $1.5859 per share, and subject to an adjustment mechanism based on Heliogen's net cash at the closing.

The proposed transaction has been unanimously approved by the Board of Directors of both companies and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions, including approval by Heliogen's stockholders, as well as Heliogen having a specified minimum amount of net cash at the closing. Certain Heliogen stockholders holding approximately 23% of Heliogen's outstanding shares of common stock have entered into voting agreements, pursuant to which they have agreed, among other things, to vote all of such shares in favor of the proposed transaction. The proposed transaction will not require the approval of Zeo's stockholders under Nasdaq rules.

Advisors

Piper Sandler & Co. is acting as financial advisor and Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP is acting as legal counsel to Zeo.

Pickering Energy Partners is acting as financial advisor and Cooley LLP is acting as legal counsel to Heliogen.

Zeo Energy Corp. | www.zeoenergy.com

Heliogen | www.heliogen.com

E2: $14 Billion in Clean Energy Projects, 10,000 Jobs Cancelled So Far in 2025; $4.5 Billion Cancelled in April
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E2: $14 Billion in Clean Energy Projects, 10,000 Jobs Cancelled So Far in 2025; $4.5 Billion Cancelled in April

Businesses cancelled or delayed more than $14 billion in investments and 10,000 new jobs in clean energy and clean vehicle factories since January, amid rising fears over the future of federal clean energy tax credits and policy, according to E2’s latest analysis of clean energy projects tracked by E2 and the Clean Economy Tracker.

In April alone, companies canceled $4.5 billion in investments in new battery, electric vehicle and wind projects in advance of the U.S. House’s passage of a massive tax and spending package that would essentially kill federal clean energy tax credits. An additional $1.5 billion in newly found cancelled projects from previous months was also tracked by E2. 

As the Senate prepares to take up the legislation, E2’s analysis shows that more than 10,000 announced jobs have already been canceled amid concerns over the advance of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” 

Following is a statement from MICHAEL TIMBERLAKE, E2 COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR:

“Now is not the time to raise taxes on clean energy and compound the business uncertainty that is clearly taking a greater and greater toll on U.S. manufacturing and jobs. 

“If the tax plan passed by the House last week becomes law, expect to see construction and investments stopping in states across the country as more projects and jobs are cancelled. Businesses are now counting on Congress to come to its senses and stop this costly attack on an industry that is essential to meeting America’s growing energy demand and that’s driving unprecedented economic growth in every part of the country.”

Republican congressional districts, which have benefitted the most from the clean energy tax credits passed in 2022, also are seeing the most cancellations. More than $12 billion and over 13,000 jobs have been cancelled in Republican districts so far.

Through April, over 61 percent of all clean energy projects announced—along with 72 percent of all jobs and 82 percent of all investments —are in congressional districts represented by Republicans.

While cancellations continue to rise, companies continue to invest in the potential of America’s clean economy. Businesses in April announced nearly $500 million in investments for new solar, EV and grid and transmission equipment factories across six states - including a $400 million investment by Corning to expand a solar wafer factory in Michigan that is expected to create at least 400 new jobs and a $9.3 million investment by a Canadian solar equipment manufacturer for a new plant in North Carolina. Combined, the seven projects announced in April are expected to create nearly 3,000 new permanent jobs if completed.

April’s announcements bring the overall number of major clean energy projects tracked by E2 to 390 across 42 states and Puerto Rico. Companies have said they plan to invest nearly $132 billion in these projects and hire 123,000 permanent workers. (These figures reflect ongoing revisions and updates). 

Since federal clean energy tax credits were passed by Congress in August 2022, a total of 45 announced projects have been cancelled, closed or downsized. Nearly 20,000 jobs and $16.7 billion in investments were connected with the abandoned projects.

A full map and list of announcements is available at e2.org/announcements/. Cancellation data will be incorporated in the coming months.

E2 | https://e2.org/

Tiger Group Auctions Large Inventory of Unused Solar Panels, Generators, Tesla Power Walls and Electrical Parts, Plus Tools and More
May 29, 2025

Tiger Group Auctions Large Inventory of Unused Solar Panels, Generators, Tesla Power Walls and Electrical Parts, Plus Tools and More

Tiger Group will be hosting an online auction on June 11 for the assets of Shine Solar, a multi-state installer of residential and commercial solar systems that filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in the Western District of Arkansas (Fayetteville) under case #: 5:25-bk-70455.

The offering includes a wide selection of solar panels from Canadian Solar, EZ Solar, Silfab, Solaria; generators from Generac, Kohler and others; insulation blowers, conduit, plus a large assortment of electrical parts, forklifts, tools, cable & wire, and other equipment used in Shine’s operations. 

All assets from Shine’s multiple facilities have been consolidated to its 43,000-square-foot warehouse in Rogers, Ark., where bidders can inspect the inventory by appointment on June 10.

“With Shine doing commercial and residential installations up until a few weeks ago, this sale offers solar panel distributors and installers an opportunity to acquire the latest in solar technologies at auction prices,” said Chad Farrell, Managing Director, Tiger Commercial & Industrial

“Additionally,” Farrell continued, “the selection of new whole house and smaller back-up generators, as well as the extensive inventory of tools and parts, provides excellent buying opportunities for electrical and other contractors, and even homeowners. This auction offers access to new-in-box, high-demand inventory ideal for installers, integrators, developers, and resellers in the clean energy space.” 

The timed online auction timed closes at 10:00 am (CT) on Wednesday, June 11. Bidding opens at 10:00 am (CT) on Wednesday, June 4 (CT) at SoldTiger.com

Inspections are available on Tuesday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (CT). To arrange an inspection or obtain other information, email: [email protected] or call (805) 497-4999.

Founded in 2016, Shine Solar expanded to serve customers across Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. In filing for bankruptcy, the company cited pressures from high interest rates and decreased customer demand. The company initially filed for Chapter 11 reorganization on March 17, 2025, but the case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation in May. 

For asset photos, descriptions, and other information, visit
https://soldtiger.com/sales/unused-solar-panels-generators-tesla-power-walls-tools-and-more/

Tiger Group | https://tigergroup.com/

Clean Energy Pipeline Grows to $328 Billion, with 184 GW Primed for Deployment
May 29, 2025

Clean Energy Pipeline Grows to $328 Billion, with 184 GW Primed for Deployment

The American Clean Power Association (ACP) released its Q1 2025 Clean Power Quarterly Market Report, showing continued strong private sector investment in domestic energy production. U.S. developers installed 7.4 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale solar, wind, and storage capacity in the first quarter, marking the second-strongest start to a year on record and demonstrating strong market-driven demand for reliable, affordable domestic energy resources. 

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The industry's growth is particularly strong in Republican-leaning states, where domestic manufacturing and energy production has created nearly 650,000 direct and indirect jobs and generates $3.4 billion in annual tax revenue and payments to landowners in rural communities. 

“Clean power is shovel-ready at scale. With unprecedented demand growth for electricity, we must send consistent investment signals across the energy sector,” said ACP CEO Jason Grumet. “We have the technology, investment capital, and workforce required to build the $300+ billion of clean energy projects in our development pipeline. The greatest threat to a reliable energy system is an unreliable political system.”   

Key Highlights 

  • Total Installed Capacity: U.S. clean power capacity reached 320+ GW in Q1 2025, enough to power nearly 80 million American homes. 

  • Strong Q1 Installations: 7.4 GW of new capacity came online, making it the second-strongest Q1 on record. The 115 project phases that came online in Q1 total $10 billion of private investment into the U.S. energy infrastructure.  

  • Record-Breaking Storage Growth: Battery storage capacity surpassed 30 GW nationwide, representing a 65% increase year-over-year, with Q1 2025 setting a new first-quarter record at 1,602 MW. 

  • Robust Project Pipeline: The development pipeline grew 12% year-over-year to reach 184,418 MW, with storage and wind pipelines growing 57% and 24% respectively. This represents $328 billion in project investment if everything in the pipeline is built. (Projects under construction or in advance stages of development (pipeline) are typically fully permitted projects. The growth of the pipeline does not signal any advances in the volume of projects receiving permits.)   

  • Technology Mix: Q1 additions included 4,459 MW of utility-scale solar, 1,602 MW of storage, and 1,327 MW of land-based wind. 

  • Leading States:  

    • Eight of the top ten states for Q1 clean power additions voted Republican in the 2024 presidential election. 

    • Texas leads the nation in clean power, with a portfolio reaching 80+ GW—a 20% increase from Q1 2024—and ranks first in utility-scale solar (28 GW) and land-based wind (43 GW) capacity. 

    • Indiana quadrupled its energy storage capacity in just one quarter, while adding 435 MW of new solar capacity. 

Powering America's Economic Growth 

With utility-scale clean power now exceeding 320 GW nationwide—enough to power nearly 80 million American homes—the data shows how rapidly private companies are responding to increasing power demands from manufacturing expansion, data centers, and AI development. 

Texas, the nation's energy leader, saw its clean power portfolio grow more than 20% since Q1 2024 to surpass 80 GW. The massive investment into clean power in the Lone Star State generates $1.3 billion annually in local tax revenue and land-lease payments and helps fuel the 125,000 direct, indirect, and induced jobs created by the industry for Texans. 

Strengthening Grid Reliability 

Battery storage achieved its strongest Q1 on record with 1.6 GW installed, pushing total U.S. storage capacity above 30 GW—a 65% increase from Q1 2024. This rapid deployment of energy storage strengthens grid reliability, providing critical backup power for American businesses and homes.  

Growing Pipeline Signals Confidence 

The clean power development pipeline grew 12% year-over-year to reach 184 GW, signaling continued job creation and private investment across America. The year-over-year increase was driven primarily by storage and wind: the storage pipeline grew 57% year-over-year to near 50 GW, and the land-based wind pipeline increased by 24% to 28 GW. These market-driven investments reflect growing demand for reliable, affordable domestic energy from utilities and major American companies. 

A public version of the report is available on the ACP website, with the full report and underlying datasets available exclusively to ACP members. 

American Clean Power Association | cleanpower.org

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and ACEN to Team Up on the Philippines’ First Large-Scale Offshore Wind Project
May 29, 2025

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and ACEN to Team Up on the Philippines’ First Large-Scale Offshore Wind Project

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through its Growth Markets Fund II, has signed an agreement with ACEN, the listed energy company of the Ayala group, to sell a 25% minority stake in the San Miguel Bay offshore wind project in Camarines Sur subject to applicable regulatory approvals.

The project is set to become one of the Philippines' first offshore wind projects with a potential installed capacity of up to 1 GW, and this milestone underscores the two companies’ commitment to unlocking the country’s untapped offshore wind resource to accelerate the country’s energy transition.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and its Growth Markets Fund II has sought a local partner with deep expertise in stakeholder management to advance the project. ACEN, with its strong credentials in renewable energy, brings the necessary experience to complement CIP’s technological expertise. The collaboration between the two companies is poised to establish a benchmark for offshore wind in the region and unlock further potential for large-scale clean energy projects.

Positioned as among the most advanced offshore wind initiatives in the country, the project, located near the coast of San Miguel Bay in Camarines Sur, leverages strategic site conditions, including abundant wind resources, shallow water depths to mitigate offshore wind challenges, and close proximity to the shore and the nearest substation. Its in-bay location also presents a lower typhoon risk, further ensuring stability in operations.

The project is currently in its pre-development stage in anticipation of the Department of Energy’s 5th round of the Green Energy Auction (GEA-5) and will be subject to relevant regulatory approvals. It will play a crucial role in strengthening the Luzon grid and meeting the Philippines' rising energy demand with sustainable power.

Robert Helms, Partner at CIP’s Growth Markets Fund II, said: “We are delighted to enter into this landmark partnership with ACEN, one of the most experienced renewable energy developers in the Philippines. Together with CIP’s offshore wind expertise, we believe that ACEN’s experience and domestic and international track record in project execution and stakeholder management will set a strong foundation for the successful development of the Camarines Sur offshore wind project. This includes anticipated participation in the upcoming first offshore wind auction. We are also working towards the ambition of making our project one of the first operational offshore wind projects in the Philippines in line with the targets set by the current Philippine administration.”

Eric Francia, President and CEO of ACEN, said: “Offshore wind is poised to play a vital role in diversifying the country’s energy mix. ACEN is pleased to partner with CIP, a global leader in the offshore wind sector. We look forward to collaborating on this trailblazing initiative.”

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners | www.cip.com

ACEN | www.acenrenewables.com

PVH USA to Safe Harbor 5GW of Tracker Product if U.S. Senate Passes House Budget Bill Targeting Clean Energy Incentives
May 29, 2025

PVH USA to Safe Harbor 5GW of Tracker Product if U.S. Senate Passes House Budget Bill Targeting Clean Energy Incentives

PV Hardware USA (PVH USA), a global leader in solar tracking and foundation solutions, announced it has the capacity to immediately Safe Harbor 5GW of tracker product, offering solar developers a critical opportunity to preserve eligibility for current clean energy tax credits amid legislative uncertainty. 

This announcement comes on the heels of a budget reconciliation bill recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives that proposes substantial reductions to clean energy tax incentives established under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). While it has yet to pass the U.S. Senate, the legislation in its current form poses significant implications for the solar industry. PVH is encouraging developers to prepare accordingly. 

“Time is of the essence,” said Rodolfo Bitar, VP of Business Development for PVH USA. “We are committed to supporting our partners during this period of policy transition by enabling them to take immediate steps to safeguard their projects’ economics.” 

Under current Internal Revenue Service regulations, projects can maintain eligibility for tax credits by demonstrating that at least 5% of the project’s total capital expenditures (CAPEX) have been incurred before any new legislative changes take effect. By procuring tracker products now, developers can lock in the current, more favorable incentive structure. PVH USA’s readiness to support up to 5GW of Safe Harbor product can help developers meet these CAPEX thresholds quickly, mitigating risk and preserving the long-term viability of their projects. 

“PVH’s scalable manufacturing and proven tracker technology position us to act decisively and reliably,” Bitar said. “We are encouraging developers to reach out now to explore Safe Harbor opportunities before the window of opportunity closes.” 

Passed in 2022, the IRA was the country’s largest ever investment in clean energy, allocating billions of dollars in tax credits to encourage investments in renewable generation, home energy efficiency and the purchase of electric vehicles. To date, the IRA is cited with helping to generate 330,000 new clean energy jobs and more than $70 billion in private investment in the American economy. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, U.S. solar industry employment is expected to double by 2033 and total U.S. solar capacity is projected to double to 440 GW by 2029. 

PV Hardware USA | https://pvhardware.com/

Argonne's Virtual Models Pave the Way for Advanced Nuclear Reactors
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Argonne's Virtual Models Pave the Way for Advanced Nuclear Reactors

Digital twins are virtual replicas of real-world systems, offering transformative potential across various fields. At the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, researchers have developed digital twin technology to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and safety of nuclear reactors. This technology leverages advanced computer models and artificial intelligence (AI) to predict reactor behavior, aiding operators in making real-time decisions.

According to Rui Hu, an Argonne principal nuclear engineer, this digital twin technology marks a significant advancement in understanding and managing advanced nuclear reactors. It enables rapid and accurate predictions and responses to changes in reactor conditions.

Digital twins allow scientists to monitor and predict the behavior of small modular reactors and microreactors under different conditions. The Argonne team applied their methodology to create digital twins for two types of nuclear reactors: the now-inactive Experimental Breeder Reactor II (EBR-II) and a new type, the generic Fluoride-salt-cooled High-temperature Reactor (gFHR). The EBR-II digital twin served as a test case to validate the simulation models.

The core of this digital twin technology is graph neural networks (GNNs), a type of AI that processes data structured as graphs, representing interconnected components. GNNs excel at recognizing complex patterns and connections, offering powerful insights into systems where relationships are crucial. By preserving the layout of reactor systems and embedding fundamental physics laws, GNN-based digital twins provide a robust and accurate replica of real systems.

The researchers utilized the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), a DOE Office of Science user facility, to train the GNN and perform uncertainty quantification, which involves identifying and reducing uncertainty in models.

GNN-based digital twins are significantly faster than traditional simulations, quickly predicting reactor behavior during various scenarios, such as changes in power output or cooling system performance. They achieve this by training on simulation data from Argonne’s System Analysis Module (SAM), a tool for analyzing advanced nuclear reactors. The trained model can make accurate predictions based on limited real-time sensor data, supporting better planning and decision-making, and potentially reducing maintenance and operating costs.

Additionally, digital twins can continuously monitor reactors to detect anomalies. If unusual behavior is detected, the system can suggest changes to maintain safety and smooth operation.

Argonne’s digital twin technology offers numerous advantages over traditional methods, providing more reliable predictions by understanding how all reactor parts work together. It can be used for emergency planning, informed decision-making, and potentially autonomous reactor operation in the future. This innovation represents a significant step forward in the development and deployment of advanced nuclear reactors, ensuring they operate safely, reliably, and efficiently while reducing costs and extending component life.

Argonne National Laboratory | https://www.anl.gov/

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