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Alternus Clean Energy, Inc.

CIK: 18839842 Annual ReportsLatest: 2025-06-06

10-K / June 6, 2025

Revenue:$311,000
Income:$21,078,000

10-K / April 15, 2024

Revenue:$20,084,000
Income:-$53,700,000

10-K / June 6, 2025

Company Overview Summary

Name and Legal Status

  • Name: Alternus Clean Energy, Inc.
  • Legal Incorporation: Delaware, May 14, 2021
  • Former Name: Clean Earth Acquisition Corp.

Business Focus

  • Industry: Renewable Energy / Clean Energy Provider
  • Main Activities:
    • Development, acquisition, operation, and maintenance of renewable energy projects, primarily solar.
    • Focus on utility-scale solar projects and microgrids.
    • Build-to-own or sell model managing projects through all lifecycle stages.
    • Expanding into energy storage and circular economy energy systems.
    • Providing reliable power 24/7/365 to support energy independence and security.

Operations

  • Geographic Presence:
    • North America (primarily U.S.)
    • Europe (including significant operations in Ireland and the UK)
  • Market Segments:
    • Utility-scale solar and storage facilities connected to grid with long-term offtake contracts.
    • Microgrids generating on-site, 'behind-the-meter' clean energy for corporate clients.
  • Current Status of Projects:
    • Operating assets in North America and Europe.
    • Projects are in various stages: development, construction, recently operational, or owned long-term.

Employees

  • Total Employees: 14
    • Location breakdown:
      • Dublin, Ireland: 7 employees
      • New York headquarters: 2 employees
      • Remote in U.S.: 2 employees
      • Europe: 3 employees

Revenue and Financials

  • Total Shares Outstanding (as of June 6, 2025): 119,718,354
  • Market Capitalization (June 28, 2024, based on $9.18/share): approximately $29.5 million
  • Revenue (not explicitly provided in the excerpt, but income and recurring revenues are key metrics)
  • Revenue Model:
    • Sale of clean energy under long-term PPAs or FiTs to electric grids and corporate clients.
    • Sale of turnkey solutions for full capital expenditure plus margin.
    • Microgrids: revenue from energy sale based on MWh or fixed service fees.
  • Revenue streams are stabilized and long-term, with approximately 70% of energy rates contracted long-term.

Ownership & Securities

  • Securities:
    • Common Stock (par value $0.0001)
    • Warrants exercisable for shares of common stock
    • Series A Super Voting Preferred Stock (initially 1 share issued in Feb 2025, later amended to 10,000 shares with voting rights)
  • Key Stockholders:
    • Beneficial owners include key executives and directors (excluded from non-affiliate market value calculations)
  • Stock Market:
    • Listed on OTCQB under symbol "ALCE" and OTC Pink Market.

Business Model Highlights

  • Develop-to-own or sell: acquire projects in various stages to optimize risk sharing and value capture.
  • Long-term stable revenues via PPAs, FiTs, and service contracts.
  • Option to sell assets to generate immediate profit.
  • Growing pipeline of new projects through partnerships with local and international developers.
  • Focus on diversification, strategic acquisitions, and partnerships to expand the portfolio.

Strategic Goals

  • Continue acquiring and developing utility-scale solar and storage projects.
  • Expand into microgrid and on-site generation markets.
  • Strengthen relationships with developers and partners.
  • Expand geographically in attractive regions of North America and Europe.
  • Maintain long-term recurring revenue streams and optimize financing.
  • Grow via M&A, strategic ventures, and asset monetization strategies.
  • Commit to sustainability and environmentally responsible project development.

Additional Details

  • Project lifecycle coverage from early development through long-term ownership.
  • Revenue supports further growth with flexible capital and debt structuring.
  • The business is driven by long-term policies supporting renewable energy, although subject to regulatory and market risks.