Pattern Energy

06/16/2026

A reliable grid depends on strong transmission infrastructure.

As electricity demand grows across the country, projects like this are helping expand the systems needed to move power safely and efficiently. The scale is significant, the work is complex, and the need is clear.

After years of underinvestment in the grid, transmission infrastructure is becoming more important than ever. Building it responsibly means planning carefully, working collaboratively, and creating long-term benefits for communities, industries, and the country as a whole.

This project is a key step forward — and part of the broader grid expansion needed for the future.

05/26/2026

By connecting reliable energy sources to the places where it's needed the most, SunZia is strengthening our nation’s energy grid, driving innovation, and supporting communities across the Southwest.

04/30/2026

Pattern is proud to support the preservation of mesquite trees in our projects. By collaborating with local partners, like Tumacacori Mesquite Sawmill, we’re ensuring that these vital trees are repurposed sustainably, benefiting both the environment and the community. Together, we can protect the natural resources that define our landscapes.

04/21/2026

Pattern is proud to highlight our Saguaro cacti and native agave replanting efforts throughout SunZia’s footprint. We worked with local partners and landowners to protect and preserve the native plants in Arizona that make the Southwest so special.

04/16/2026

At Pattern Energy, we invest in energy infrastructure that delivers clean, reliable power and lasting economic opportunity. We also invest beyond the project boundary, in the initiatives that matter most to the communities where we work.

The National Cold War Center announced a $1 million donation from Pattern Energy to support America's official Cold War Museum at the former Eaker Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas, backing a project Mississippi County has worked hard to make a reality.

In the words of Cary Kottler, Pattern's Chief Development Officer:

"When we're developing and building a project, we want to make sure that we become a part of the community where we are. This is an effort that seemed very important to the county and the community here. So, it was a great opportunity for us to practice what we preach."

An energy company building a solar project in Mississippi County is putting $1 million toward the National Cold War Center in Blytheville, and the people behind it say this could change the region for generations.

04/09/2026

Progress doesn’t always make noise.

Behind every connection is a network of skilled crews, thoughtful design, and a shared commitment to stewardship: of land, resources, and relationships.
Over 550 miles built with care.

03/25/2026

It takes more than equipment to build 550 miles of power infrastructure, it takes trust, teamwork, and respect for the land.

From remote air-lifts to boots on the ground, every step is about working safely, supporting communities, and leaving a light footprint.

This is what it looks like to build power, responsibly.

03/12/2026

We’re proud to support Louisiana Delta Community College and its students through sponsorship of Monroe Transit bus passes for Adult Education students attending the LDCC Monroe campus.

Reliable transportation can make a real difference in helping students access education, resources, and opportunity, and we’re honored to play a small part in that journey.

Louisiana Delta Community College extends sincere appreciation to Pattern Energy for its generous support of our students. Through the company’s sponsorship of Monroe Transit bus passes, Adult Education students who need reliable transportation to the LDCC Monroe campus will have greater access to the resources and opportunities that education provides.

LDCC Monroe Adult Education HiSET students who are interested in receiving a bus pass are encouraged to speak with their instructor for more information.

03/12/2026

SXSW starts tomorrow, and we’re excited for what’s ahead.

On March 15, Allison Holly of Pattern Energy joins “Wired for Change: How AI Is Supercharging Clean Energy” to discuss AI, grid reliability, energy markets, and the policies shaping the next phase of deployment.

03/03/2026

It’s Women in Construction Week: a time to celebrate the women strengthening our infrastructure and driving innovation across the industry.

In a traditionally male-dominated field, women continue to break barriers and lead with resilience, expertise, and determination.

We’re proud to spotlight Ginger Corprew, Senior Project Manager at Pattern, whose journey reflects that strength every day. From her military background to building nuclear-class ships, and now leading complex energy projects, Ginger brings grit, discipline, and purpose to everything she does.