Achieving a Decade-Long Dream
A commitment to personal relationships helped build the second-ever wind farm in North Carolina.
Construction
Results
In Photos: Timbermill Wind Shapes North Carolina’s Clean Energy Future
Nearly 300 people from the Chowan County community gathered at the construction site to put their stamp on a 242-foot-long turbine blade.
Constructing a Clean Energy Future
Apex and MasTec Forge an Agreement to Drive the Renewables Revolution: An Expert Q&A
An Ever-Evolving Safety Mindset
A Safe Culture Is a Successful Company
In Photos: A Milestone for Mulligan Solar
The Apex team and project partners gathered to cut the ribbon for the company’s fifth renewable energy facility in Illinois.
Constructing Climate Solutions—and Careers
Meet the workers who are designing and building our energy future.
Wind Stories: Bringing Opportunity Home
Meet Adam Carlson, who is building a wind facility in his hometown.
In Photos: Virginia’s Sunny Clean Energy Future
As towns and cities across the country and the world came to a near standstill in 2020, construction projects everywhere—including on U.S. renewable energy facilities—continued unabated. One of those projects holds special meaning for the Apex team: the first solar farm originated by the company in its home state.
In Photos: Aviator Wind Takes Flight
In November 2019, Apex held a blade-signing event for the Aviator Wind community in Texas. National Geographic photographer Kenton Rowe was on the ground to capture construction, the blade signing, and the faces of the landowners and project partners—owner Ares Management and power buyers Facebook and McDonald’s—that are making Aviator possible.
Engaging Community Businesses to Bring Wind Projects to Life
A new Apex program offers local vendors an opportunity to capitalize on construction.
Time Flies When You’re Building Wind Farms
A Q&A with Apex’s Chris Weatherford on Constructing Michigan’s Largest Wind Project
Overcoming the Elements to Build Midway Wind
The Apex Engineering and Construction team rises above the Gulf Coast’s historic rains.
