On March 25, 2025, Intersect Power was honored by TIME Magazine as one of the world’s and America’s top green technology companies. The company also announced a strategic partnership with Google and TPG Rise Climate to deliver gigawatts of new data center capacity across the U.S., supporting a targeted $20 billion investment in renewable power infrastructure by the end of the decade. This move underscores its innovative approach in integrating AI data centers with clean power generation.

An OpenSecrets profile indicates that Intersect Power contributed $2,220,565 during the 2024 election cycle, with no reported federal lobbying or outside spending. The sizable political contributions raise concerns about the potential for corporate influence in democratic processes, highlighting an area of caution from an anti-fascist perspective.

Intersect Power contributed $105,400 through its PAC to federal candidates during the 2023–2024 election cycle, as reported by OpenSecrets based on FEC data released on February 06, 2025.

Intersect Power announced a strategic partnership with Google and TPG Rise Climate to provide renewable power and storage solutions for new data centers. The collaboration aims to deliver gigawatts of new data center capacity, catalyze $20 billion in renewable infrastructure investments, and support local economic development through job creation and community investments. The first co-located clean energy project is expected to be operational by 2026.

Intersect Power, in partnership with Google and TPG Rise Climate, announced a landmark investment of up to $20 billion in renewable energy infrastructure for powering new data centers. The initiative, with the first project expected to be operational by 2026, aims to integrate renewable energy sources and battery storage to support grid resiliency and sustainable growth in data center operations.

At a Gray County Commission meeting on January 15, 2024, Intersect Power’s proposed $1 billion renewable energy project, which includes a green hydrogen plant and solar farm, received approved tax abatements contingent on environmental safeguards. The company committed to investing in the City of Pampa’s wastewater treatment facility to protect groundwater, reflecting responsiveness to community concerns during an intense public debate.

An analysis by Walk Free in a recent report suggests that G20 countries are importing $14.8 billion in solar panels that may have been produced with forced labor. This raises concerns over the supply chain ethics of renewable energy companies, including those that develop and operate solar power projects.

Intersect Power secured a $750 million growth equity investment to expand its clean infrastructure by abandoning traditional long‐term power-purchase agreements, signaling a strategic pivot to market-based financing and asset ownership. This move, led by TPG Rise Climate along with Climate Adaptive Infrastructure and Greenbelt Capital Partners, aims to position the company as a pioneering independent power producer.

OpenSecrets data reveals that Intersect Power's PAC raised $225,052 during the 2023-2024 election cycle, indicating active political engagement through corporate funding. No evidence links these funds to support for authoritarian or far‐right ideologies.