Energy and power
Generation, storage and grid projects depend as much on incentives, financing and public support as on the technical work. We help developers line those up early.
How we help
Tax credit and incentives modeling and negotiation
Modeling and negotiating the state and local incentives that make a project pencil. Alpen has secured more than $25M in tax credits for clients.
Learn more02Development finance and due diligence
Capital structuring and diligence that give investors and partners the confidence to commit.
Learn more03Economic and fiscal impact analysis
Credible analysis of the jobs, revenue and regional benefit a project creates, for boards, agencies and communities.
Learn more04Government affairs
State and local engagement that turns policy goals like energy abundance into approvals for specific projects.
Learn more05Development and PPP advisory
Owner-side guidance on delivery models, contracting and public-private partnerships.
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Tell us what you’re building and where it’s stuck, and we’ll point you to the right team.
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Building a nuclear energy hub in the West
Strategy, capital structuring and state engagement for a developer building a nuclear energy hub to meet the region’s growing power demand.
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Scaling floating solar across the West
Market entry, development finance due diligence, and tax credit and incentive strategy for a developer putting solar arrays on Western reservoirs to cut evaporation.
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Antelope Data Campus: 1.5 GW of behind-the-meter power in Iron County
Alpen built the economic impact case, led community and stakeholder engagement, and aligned workforce partners, helping the campus secure its conditional use permit in June 2026.
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Governor Spencer J. Cox on Operation Gigawatt
Utah’s strategy for energy abundance: advanced nuclear, geothermal, natural gas and storage, and the state as a future energy exporter.
Rocky Mountains: building the nuclear backbone of the U.S. economy
How the Mountain West is positioning itself for the next generation of American nuclear power.
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