One of the three pillars of Clearway’s sustainability framework is the creation of societal good, which we define as “working toward a just, equitable and sustainable society by focusing on creating long-term economic value; promoting diversity, equity and inclusion; safeguarding health and wellness; and respecting the human rights of our people, community and global society.”
Driven by our commitment to creating a positive societal impact by working toward a just, equitable and sustainable world, Clearway focuses on efforts to make our renewable energy reliable, accessible, and affordable to all. To achieve this, we strive to unlock the potential of individuals, technology, and collaboration to create a positive impact across all stakeholder groups ranging from our employees and local communities where we operate to potential industry talents and customers.
In 2023, we have cemented our commitment to advance societal goals by becoming a participant in the United Nations Global Compact. As a participant, Clearway is committed to operating responsibly, in alignment with universal sustainability principles on human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption, taking actions to support society, and reporting to the UN Global Compact annually on our ongoing efforts.
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Clearway’s nearly 800 employees work across five main offices and more than 350 solar and wind sites nationwide. We are proud of our team, which is composed of top talent in the areas of operations, engineering, project development, investment, finance, environmental permitting, asset management, and more.
There is nothing more important to our company than ensuring the safety and well-being of our employees, contractors, and the communities in which we work and operate.
Diversity of perspective, background, and experience are highly valued at Clearway, and our commitment to inclusivity and belonging is integral to who we are as a company.
Clearway recognizes the value diversity brings to our employees, customers, and the communities where we work and live.
The communities where we live and operate our sites are one of our most important stakeholder groups. Clearway is committed to being a good neighbor in the places where we live, work, develop and operate projects.
Clearway treats its employees, communities, and contractors with respect every step of the way.
Whether you’re a landowner interested in hosting a project, energy buyer shopping for long-term power contracts, equipment supplier, or someone else interested in working with Clearway, we’d love to hear from you.