CEBA Deal Tracker

The CEBA Deal Tracker showcases the growing community of corporate buyers that voluntarily procure clean energy to continue momentum toward low-cost, reliable, carbon emissions-free global electricity systems. It illustrates the past and present state of the corporate clean energy market and presents key factors leading to progress toward clean energy goals.

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Last Updated: September 2025

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The public CEBA Deal Tracker identifies the total annual volume of clean energy procured by corporate buyers, as well as companies that have led clean energy procurement announcements. Agree to the terms and a link will appear to download the PDF.

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Jan – Sept 2025 Update

2024 Snapshot

(The above infographic highlights progress energy customers have made through clean energy deals since 2014. Download the report for more data and insights.)

CEBA Deal Tracker Methodology

The CEBA Deal Tracker represents publicly announced procurement of clean energy by commercial and industrial customers through power purchase agreements (PPAs), green tariffs, bilateral deals with utilities, energy storage agreements, energy customer tax equity investments, and direct project ownership in the U.S. since 2014.

The CEBA Deal Tracker only includes deals that are:

Publicly announced and/or accessible through the public domain and regulatory filings, or approved by a state public utility commission (PUC) if a utility deal;
With a corporate offtaker in the commercial and industrial sector;
For an off-site, utility-scale project, or an on-site project at least 20 MWac in capacity;
For new clean energy projects or a qualified repowering project (clean energy tracked includes solar, wind, battery storage, nuclear, geothermal, biomass, and hydropower); and
Located in the United States.

Questions about Deal Tracker methodology or want to submit a deal? Contact communications@cebuyers.org.