Most EPCs start at a shovel-ready site someone else assembled. Aurevia starts earlier — with the landowners. We’re a developer-led EPC, a dEPC: we develop on a foundation of trust and stewardship, then engineer, procure, and build under one accountable team. Origination to operation. The people come first.
One contract. One performance record. No diffusion of responsibility across multiple vendors — from site origination and development through engineering, construction, and commissioning.
Development begins with the landowners, not the parcel. Aurevia earns site control on trust and stewardship, then holds the EPC scope — one accountable team from origination through engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning.
Modern energy infrastructure is delivered through coordination, not vertical integration. We orchestrate vetted partners under one execution plan.
FEOC compliance under NDAA Section 841, IRA domestic content, and Buy American flowdowns are designed in from day one, not retrofitted.
Solar and storage are components. The deliverable is operational continuity engineered around a facility’s actual mission profile.
From the landowners and the land, through interconnection and development, to the engineered system itself — originated and delivered by one accountable team.
Utility-scale photovoltaic arrays engineered for maximum yield and long-term performance — from site assessment and structural design through procurement, installation, and commissioning.
Grid-scale BESS providing resilience, peak shaving, and islanding capability — sized precisely to facility load and fully integrated into the microgrid control architecture.
Coordinated architecture combining solar, storage, and supplemental generation. Grid-tied and islanding modes with controls engineered around mission-critical uptime.
Aurevia develops projects and leads the EPC scope, orchestrating execution across vetted engineering, technology, and construction partners — each selected for technical fit, project compatibility, and compliance posture.
PE-stamped engineering across racking, foundations, BESS pad design, electrical one-lines, protection coordination, and AHJ permit packages, integrated with the construction schedule.
LFP storage and PCS sourced through OEMs that meet NDAA Section 841 FEOC requirements. Domestic content qualification under IRA is tracked at the bill-of-materials level.
Controllers from established industry platforms evaluated per project. BESS subcontractors must demonstrate EMS integration compatibility before scope award.
MV switchgear, protective relays, transformers, and metering coordinated under a unified protection study, with UL and IEEE standards documented for acceptance testing.
Civil, electrical, and BESS install executed through vetted partners under Aurevia project management. Single-contract accountability flows through Aurevia.
Plant controllers and remote monitoring deployed with cybersecurity as an engineered requirement — network segmentation, access control, and patch management designed in from initiation.
Specific OEMs, engineering firms, and construction partners are coordinated on a per-project basis based on facility requirements, schedule, procurement constraints, and compliance posture. Aurevia maintains active relationships across each category and selects under each project’s technical and contractual fit.
Mission-critical resilience for installations that cannot tolerate grid dependency.
Scalable, carbon-reducing power infrastructure for hyperscale and edge deployments.
Behind-the-meter generation and storage for facilities with extraordinary load demands.
Coordinated EPC execution for independent power producers and utility-scale developers.
EPC execution for investment-grade microgrid assets with clear performance baselines.
Headquartered in Texas, structured to execute on critical-facility projects nationwide.
For federal-adjacent work and IRA bonus credit qualification, documentation discipline applied at project initiation determines whether the project qualifies, performs, and closes. Aurevia treats it that way.
Our BESS, PCS, and inverter procurement is screened against NDAA Section 841 and the broader FEOC framework. Suppliers identified as Foreign Entities of Concern under the statutory framework are excluded by Aurevia procurement policy — as a standing supplier qualification rule, not a project-by-project decision.
Domestic content qualification under the IRA is calculated and documented at the bill-of-materials level, so procurement is aligned to the full credit stack a project can capture.
Tell us about your facility — the load, the site, and the timeline. We’ll discuss what a coordinated solar, storage, and microgrid project looks like for you.
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