Project Developer and FERC Applicant
Renewable Energy Aggregators, Inc.
REA is the developer and FERC applicant for the Old Forge Pumped Storage Project — FERC Project No. P-15411, 184 MW, 1,840 MWh, approximately ten hours of long-duration energy storage.
REA's Role at Old Forge
Project Developer and FERC Applicant
REA leads project development, licensing, engineering coordination, environmental studies, community engagement, grid integration, financing, and project delivery. Its responsibilities include coordinating the technical team, maintaining the project record, developing property and infrastructure arrangements, and advancing agreements needed for construction and long-term operation.
Adam Rousselle Sr., President and Chief Executive Officer, leads REA's development of Old Forge and serves as the applicant's project contact.
Our Commitments
How REA Operates
Engineering-Led Development
REA advances Old Forge through site investigation, engineering, equipment evaluation, and coordinated design, building on completed work as the project moves through licensing and delivery.
Measurable Environmental Outcomes
REA's water-recovery objectives focus on treatment performance, water quality, responsible residuals management, monitoring, and sustained operating support.
Public Participation
Residents, landowners, municipalities, agencies, and watershed organizations can review project information, raise questions, contribute local knowledge, and participate in the public licensing process.
Responsible Project Delivery
REA coordinates financing, permits, property arrangements, construction planning, operating responsibilities, and financial assurance to support a durable infrastructure project.
Development Record
Engineering, Consultation, and Support
Engineering and Technical Development
The development record includes engineering and project-delivery contributions from Kleinschmidt, Haley & Aldrich, RETTEW, Voith, Bechtel, and geophysical and testing firms. The Engineering & Project Record identifies the related work, documents, and dates.
Agency, Utility, and Watershed Consultation
The project record includes PJM and PPL interconnection work; consultation with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, the Susquehanna River Basin Commission, and the Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation; and engagement with municipalities, the Lackawanna River Conservation Association, and other watershed organizations. The Engineering & Project Record provides the dated record.
Contact and Corporate Information
Reaching REA
Contact REA about Old Forge, water recovery, public documents, community questions, or a professional opportunity.