Clayco Launches Power and Energy Unit to Address Growing Energy Demand
Clayco, a Chicago-based construction firm, has launched a new unit, Power and Energy, to provide services in the energy sector. The unit aims to support the increasing electricity demand projected to grow by 15% to 20% by 2030 due to the expansion of data centers and manufacturing. Clayco anticipates $300 million in revenue by 2027 and is currently engaged in a solar and battery storage project in Illinois. The initiative focuses on integrated design and construction services to accelerate energy infrastructure development across the U.S.
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Clayco has launched a new business unit, Power and Energy, to provide design, engineering, procurement, and construction services in the energy sector. The firm projects a 15% to 20% growth in electricity demand by 2030, driven by data centers and manufacturing.
Clayco expects the unit to generate $300 million in revenue by 2027 and is already working on a solar and battery storage project in Illinois. The new unit will enhance Clayco's integrated delivery model in utility-scale energy infrastructure, partnering with various stakeholders to deliver solar and energy storage projects nationwide.
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