NextGen Energy

Community Energy Infrastructure. Right-Sized. Built to Own.

NextGen Energy finances, builds, and operates clean energy infrastructure, sized specifically for cities, towns, hospitals, ports, military installations, and universities; all structured to perform at institutional scale.

Demand is rising. The grid is aging. The infrastructure communities need has always been out of reach. We have changed that.

Why we exist

NextGen Energy is a community energy infrastructure company created to build a safer, more resilient America by ensuring families, communities, and critical services never lose power. Through our Hubs for Energy Resilient Operations — HERO — we deliver 24/7 carbon-free electricity, lower costs, create jobs, and protect lives against outages, disasters, and climate-driven threats.

Top 10
DOE Grid Innovation (GRIP) selection
$250M
Federal investment
Patent
Pending · IERCN architecture
90+ yrs
Combined leadership experience
Recognized by & featured in DOE Grid Deployment Office LDES National Consortium — Sandia National Laboratories ACORE BlueWave Utility Dive Wood Mackenzie · The Energy Gang
Solutions

The power stays on. Here's the engineering behind it.

The technology isn't experimental. It's the same grid-forming architecture protecting hospitals and military bases today. See what makes HERO Hubs different, and how it can benefit your town or institution.

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Who we are, and what we do.

A short introduction to NextGen Energy from the people building it — what Community Energy Infrastructure is, who it serves, and why it had to be structured differently.

Where to next

Start where it matters to you.

Community Energy Infrastructure

Institutional scale, municipal credit, community ownership, in a single structure. The technical, financial, and governance model behind every HERO Hub.

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Keep Lights On Initiative

The Keep Lights On Initiative is our model for community-owned power, starting to roll nationwide — HERO Hubs for towns, first in Louisiana and now Massachusetts, DOE-validated and fully financed.

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About NGE

Two challenges. One company built for both: infrastructure engineered to keep critical facilities running, and a financial structure that put it within reach.

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