E Source acquires Aneden Consulting to expand interconnection services
E Source said it has acquired Aneden Consulting to expand its interconnection engineering and compliance work for utility and energy clients.
E Source said on Aug. 24, 2026, that it has acquired Aneden Consulting to expand its interconnection engineering and compliance capabilities for utility and energy-sector clients.
Interconnection work has become more complex as utilities and developers face growing project queues, according to the company’s release. E Source said the acquisition will add to its grid modernization, engineering, interconnection and compliance services.
Context and background
The release describes Dallas-based E Source as a grid, operations and customer solutions company focused on the utility sector. It said Aneden Consulting, founded in 2017, is an interconnection and compliance firm.
According to the announcement, Aneden serves clients across the energy ecosystem, including ISOs, RTOs, utilities, independent power producers, renewable energy developers and transmission asset owners in the U.S. and Canada. The company will join E Source’s Grid Engineering and Interconnection solution area.
What officials said
Joe Eazor, CEO of E Source, said the acquisition adds “scale and depth” for utilities and developers as interconnection becomes more complex.
Olu Fagbemiro, founder and CEO of Aneden Consulting, said the firms share an approach centered on high-quality, customized solutions and that the combined teams can have a larger impact.
The release did not include a purchase price or other deal terms. It said E Source was advised by McGuireWoods LLP, while Aneden was advised by Westbury Group and Taft Law.
What happens next
The announcement did not say when integration of Aneden into E Source’s business would be completed, beyond noting that Aneden will be part of the Grid Engineering and Interconnection solution area.
Sources
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