Scout Clean Energy is a leading renewable energy developer, owner, and operator based in Boulder, Colorado. Founded in 2016, the company focuses primarily on wind and solar energy projects, with a significant emphasis on wind energy development and operations[1][2]. Scout Clean Energy operates as a subsidiary of Brookfield Renewable Partners and has raised a total of $350 million in funding[1]. ### Key Facts About Scout Clean Energy: - Headquarters: Boulder, Colorado - Founded: 2016 - Projects: Over 1.4 GW in operation or under construction, with a 19 GW development pipeline[2][3]. - Active in: 23 states across the U.S.[2][3]. - Focus: Wind and solar energy projects, with a strong emphasis on wind energy[1][2]. - Investors: Includes Rabobank, Brookfield Renewable Partners, KeyBanc Capital Markets, and Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners[1]. ### Recent Developments: Scout Clean Energy has been involved in various renewable energy projects, contributing significantly to the U.S. clean energy landscape. However, the company has also faced challenges, such as allegations related to the disclosure of sensitive cultural information during project developments, as seen in the context of the Horse Heaven Hills wind farm project[1]. Despite these challenges, Scout remains committed to expanding renewable energy capacity across the U.S.[2][3].