Our story
Four friends. One clean-energy mission.
Saga Energy started with a simple idea. Four of us, friends before colleagues, had each spent our entire professional careers building clean, renewable energy projects at other companies. In 2024 we decided to build Saga together, to reshape the energy landscape in our own backyards and beyond.
Why we do this
The energy transition isn't a theory anymore. It is happening, in every state in the country and every country around the world. Coal plants are retiring faster and faster. Global supply of natural gas continues to be impacted by international conflicts. All at a time when energy demand is soaring.
Solar has been the cheapest and cleanest form of electricity for a while, and battery storage has moved from pilot projects to core grid infrastructure in under a decade. The shift away from fossil fuels is well under way, and we are proud to build clean, affordable, locally produced energy for our neighbors and communities.
Who we are
Walker, Marcus, Logan, and David are the four co-founders. Between us, the collective record includes the development and construction of over 10 GW of renewable energy projects throughout our careers. Previous companies include Clearway Energy Group, Terra-Gen, Scout Clean Energy, Pivot Energy, and Mortenson Construction. When we finally sat down in 2024 to talk about starting something together, the conversation was easy.
What we build
Saga develops four asset classes: distributed battery storage, community solar gardens, utility-scale solar, and utility-scale wind. We size every project to the load it serves and the interconnection it can actually reach. If a site doesn't work, we'll tell you upfront.
Where we work
We work nationwide, but our deepest roots are in Colorado and the wider Rocky Mountain region. Beyond the Rockies, we are actively developing projects across the country, from Georgia and Virginia to Oklahoma and beyond. Saga is headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado.
How we work
Saga is founder-led. When you engage with us, you talk to one of the four of us. We show up to county commission meetings. We walk the parcel. We manage the development process. We make the call to the landowner on a Saturday when something changes on the project. That's how we want to work, and it's how we've built the company to operate.