Apex Names Scott Koziar Chief Development Officer

Charlottesville, VA – April 29, 2025 – Apex Clean Energy today announced Scott Koziar’s promotion to Chief Development Officer, a strategic appointment that advances the company’s ability to scale its development activities and capitalize on emerging opportunities across the energy landscape. In this role, Koziar will guide the origination and delivery of Apex’s utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage projects, leveraging his proven track record to drive substantial growth in an increasingly dynamic market.

“Scott has been at the forefront of our development success since the company’s infancy, demonstrating an unmatched ability to identify opportunities and transform them into market-leading energy assets,” said Ken Young, CEO of Apex. “As the need for reliable power generation continues to surge, Scott’s appointment will enhance our ability to execute efficiently and at scale—ensuring Apex remains at the leading edge of the energy transition while creating lasting value for our partners and the communities we serve.”

Koziar, who joined Apex in 2013, brings nearly two decades of power sector experience to the position. Throughout his tenure with the company, he has demonstrated steadfast leadership in navigating complex landscapes while overseeing key milestones in the company’s growth. He has led the successful deployment of nearly 10 gigawatts of energy projects—representing approximately $15 billion in investment across America—that are now operational or under construction.

“The energy economy is undergoing a remarkable transformation due to unprecedented demand for new generation,” said Koziar. “Throughout my time at Apex, I’ve forged a clear perspective on navigating development challenges while building and leading teams that consistently deliver results. I’m committed to applying this experience to advance our industry-leading portfolio as we work to meet our nation’s growing infrastructure needs.”

Under Koziar’s leadership, Apex will continue to advance its 63 GW development pipeline—a key asset that positions the company at the forefront of the shift to resilient, low-cost power systems that strengthen American energy security.