Hecate Energy Sells Up To 2,000 MW Cereza Solar-Plus-Storage Project At DOE’s Hanford Site To Savion, Marking Major Milestone In Large-Scale Energy Campus Strategy

Hecate Energy Group LLC has announced the successful sale of its up to 2,000 MW Cereza solar and storage project located at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hanford Site to Savion. This transaction marks another significant milestone in Hecate’s strategy of developing and monetizing large-scale energy campuses that are designed to meet the evolving needs of industrial and digital infrastructure customers across the United States.

According to Chris Bullinger, President and CEO of Hecate Energy, the Cereza sale reinforces the company’s ability to consistently deliver complex, utility-scale clean energy projects. He noted that the transaction reflects the strength of Hecate’s development platform, which has enabled the company to sell more than 12 GW of projects to third-party buyers and continue building a substantial revenue backlog that supports long-term growth. These accomplishments highlight the company’s expertise in navigating technical, regulatory, and commercial challenges associated with the development of next-generation energy campuses.

Hecate originally secured rights to develop the Cereza project in 2024, envisioning it as a major renewable energy installation capable of delivering up to 2 GW of combined solar power and energy storage. The project’s location at the Hanford Site provides a strategic opportunity to transform underutilized federal land into a productive, clean energy resource. Under the terms of the sale, Savion will assume primary development responsibilities, with Hecate providing ongoing support to ensure continuity and successful execution.

The transaction underscores Hecate’s strong track record in bringing large and complex projects from concept to market. With more than 12 GW of successfully sold developments and a revenue backlog exceeding $686 million, the company has demonstrated its ability to scale, innovate, and respond to the growing demand for clean energy solutions. This also reflects Hecate’s technology-agnostic development approach, enabling the company to tailor solutions for a diverse range of industrial and data center clients seeking reliable, flexible, and sustainable power.

Overall, the sale of the Cereza project positions Hecate Energy as a continued leader in the U.S. clean energy sector. It highlights the company’s capacity to execute on major energy park projects, strengthen partnerships with leading developers, and contribute meaningfully to the country’s transition toward large-scale renewable infrastructure.