Kinsley Energy Systems, LLC has purchased Clarke Energy USA’s CHP business near Boston, MA, formerly known as CoEnergy America. The acquisition strengthens Kinsley’s position in the Northeast distributed energy market and reflects our mission and vision to deliver reliable and efficient power solutions that create lasting value for customers and communities.
Strengthening a Regional Commitment
This acquisition expands Kinsley’s reach across the Northeast, including the Greater Boston area, and positions us to deliver faster and more direct service to more customers throughout the region. The CoEnergy CHP product line joins Kinsley at a time when energy costs are rising and efficiency is essential. Customers gain proven CHP technology supported by Kinsley’s engineering expertise, field service network, and commitment to keeping critical systems operating without interruption.
Strategic Alignment and Shared Values
Clarke Energy’s CoEnergy America CHP business has earned a reputation for technical quality and trusted service, with a significant installed fleet across the region. As Clarke Energy shifts resources to focus on larger projects in other regions, Kinsley will assume responsibility for this CHP customer base and apply our engineering expertise, field service network, and long-term focus to keep these systems operating at peak performance.
Kinsley operates one of the largest field service organizations in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic, recognized for its rapid response and dependable results. Bringing this CHP fleet under Kinsley’s care ensures customers a seamless transition and confidence that their energy assets will remain supported by an experienced and responsive team.
Looking Ahead
This acquisition strengthens Kinsley’s commitment to the Northeast and expands our ability to deliver dependable CHP solutions along with rental power, standby generator support, and comprehensive systems and service that keep facilities running.
The decision to transfer this division reflects both companies’ long-term strategies and shared values, ensuring continuity for customers and new opportunities for employees. We welcome the CoEnergy team to Kinsley and look forward to building on their success while helping more customers lower costs, improve reliability, and achieve lasting energy resilience with high performance CHP systems.
Media Contact
Kinsley Energy Systems
Kurt West
Market Engagement
sales@kinsleyenergy.com
959 262 4610
Clarke Energy
Alex Marshall
Group Business Development and Marketing Director
alex.marshall@clarke-energy.com
978 866 4036
About Kinsley Energy Systems
Kinsley Energy Systems (KES) provides innovative solutions and services to address the country’s energy infrastructure and environmental challenges. KES is part of Kinsley Group, one of the nation’s premier on-site power providers for 60 years. Drawing on this legacy of excellence, KES focuses on solving ever-evolving energy demands with comprehensive solutions that enhance resiliency, reduce operational costs, and lower carbon emissions.
KES has delivered some of the country’s most successful sustainable on-site energy projects and brings Kinsley’s commitment to exceptional customer service to advanced commercial and industrial microgrids. With a strong energy solutions focus and decades of experience, KES is dedicated to helping businesses achieve their energy goals through sustainable, reliable, and innovative systems.
About Clarke Energy
Clarke Energy is a multi-award-winning global business specializing in the engineering, installation, and maintenance of distributed power generation solutions. A Rehlko brand (formerly Kohler Energy), Clarke Energy is known for its expertise in gas engine power stations and combined heat and power (CHP) technology. The company is expanding its portfolio to include hybrid and microgrid solutions, renewable energy integration, and biogas upgrading for grid injection. With a strong focus on high-efficiency power generation and reliable aftersales support, Clarke Energy is increasingly concentrating on larger-scale energy projects, including those serving the data center sector, the C&I sector, and those providing grid-level support.
