New Jersey-based solar EPC contractor recognized by Solar Power World for eighth consecutive year. Core Development Group, Core Development Group, a leader in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of complex energy projects, today announced that the company has ranked in Solar Power World’s 2026 Top Solar Contractors List, marking another

Core Development Group of Mahwah, NJ to Sponsor RE+ Mid-Atlantic 2026 in Philadelphia Core Development Group, a leader in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for complex energy projects, today announced the company will be sponsoring and exhibiting at RE+ Mid-Atlantic 2026, being held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in

Core Development Group Unveils New Tagline to Define Next Chapter of Energy Design & Build Services: “Design, Procure, Construct – EPC Services” NJ-based commercial EPC contractor drives the future of energy infrastructure across the U.S. Mahwah NJ — [Date] — Core Development Group, a leader in engineering, procurement, and construction

As featured in Business Insider, CEO Weekly, and Associated Press. Henry Cortes has been recognized with a 2026 Global Recognition Award for his exceptional leadership, as demonstrated through his role as Founder and CEO of Core Development Group, an energy contractor based in Mahwah, New Jersey. Cortes received perfect scores

As featured in Solar Power World and Construction Equipment Guide, Skanska announced the completion of a commercial solar energy system on their Queens, NY facilities.

Core Development Group will exhibit at the upcoming NYSEIA Solar + Storage Summit — New York’s leading clean energy gathering for industry innovators, policymakers, and thought leaders.

Leading automotive market intelligence organization Tech Breakthrough today announced that Mahwah, NJ-based clean energy contractor Core Development Group received “Overall Electric Vehicle Technology of the Year” honors in its sixth annual AutoTech Breakthrough Awards program. The award recognizes the company’s exceptional commercial and fleet EV charging services.

Data center development is increasing across the United States. The high electricity requirements of these facilities are transforming the energy sector. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) reports indicate that in 2023, data centers were responsible for 4.4% of all U.S. energy consumption, more than the entire state of New York.