Randy Johnson, Senior VP of Support Services & Sustainability, reflects on CordiaServes Week—an initiative that unites Cordia teams to honor veterans through donations, community volunteering, and an ongoing commitment to making a positive impact.
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Cordia announced the financial closing on three microgrids and district energy systems in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, from Essential Utilities, Inc. The acquisition closed at $165 million.
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Cordia’s acquisition of Duquesne University’s aging utility plant relieved capital constraints, fostered financial sustainability through a 40-year Energy Services Agreement, and unlocked potential for improved efficiency, reliability, and revenue generation.
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Reliable energy doesn’t just happen. Behind every warm hospital room, every safe university campus, and every business that stays open…
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The Importance of Water Conservation in the U.S. Water conservation is more critical than ever in the United States, especially…
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In response to both climate change and growing interest from public and private sectors, electric utilities and independent power producers…
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For the first time in nearly 12 years, Cordia Energy Center Harrisburg (ECH) has filed a request with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) to adjust the non-fuel portion of its steam rates.
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Phoenix, AZ (July 7, 2025) – Cordia today released its 2024 Sustainability Report, sharing the company’s progress toward its most…
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Expanding District Energy Presence in Downtown San Diego San Diego, CA (June 24, 2025) – Cordia, a leading provider of…
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The Challenge The San Francisco City Loop restoration project faced several significant challenges: Strict Timeline: The entire project had to…
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In 2023 Cordia conserved 36,225,045 gallons of water, which reduced water consumption 4% below its 2022 consumption rate.
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Through innovation, Cordia helped long-time partner ASU achieve carbon neutrality ahead of schedule, including the Sun Devil Energy Center and continuous compliance with reliability standards.
Read MoreBeneath the surface of the city’s most recognizable buildings and emerging developments is a complex, resilient infrastructure supporting it all: Cordia Omaha’s district energy system.
Read MorePhoenix-based Cordia has expanded its San Diego operations with the acquisition of an East Village power plant that provides chilled water for air conditioning to several commercial buildings.
Read MoreWhile most businesses and residential areas in the Omaha metropolitan area get their energy through OPPD and MUD, 80 downtown businesses — including Creighton, CHI Health Center Omaha, WoodmenLife Tower, Omaha Public Schools and Joslyn Art Museum — use thermal energy provided by Cordia Energy.
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