
Capstone Rebrands as Capstone Energy+ to Reflect Broader Distributed Energy Role
Key Takeaways
- Capstone Energy+ positions microturbines within a wider BTM platform strategy targeting onsite, on-demand, always-on power for constrained grids and high-performance operating environments.
- Seven straight profitable quarters underpin expansion into resiliency-driven segments, including data centers and hospitals, where uptime, thermal utilization, and emissions profiles are operational differentiators.
The transformation demonstrates Capstone’s expansion into markets where power resiliency, thermal efficiency, and grid constraints are becoming increasingly important considerations.
Formerly known as Capstone Green Energy, the company announced its corporate name change to
“This is more than a name change, it’s a transformation of our business and the markets we are serving,” said Capstone President and Chief Executive Officer, Vince Canino. “In the last three years, we have reshaped our company operationally and financially, creating a stronger foundation from which to pursue the opportunities emerging in BTM energy. We are now ready to move into this next chapter with a forged mindset, steeped in focus, discipline, urgency, and consistency. Capstone Energy+ steps forward in today’s new energy currency—time to energy that requires resiliency, affordability, and sustainability.”
The transformation follows seven consecutive quarters of profitability and demonstrates Capstone’s expansion into markets where power resiliency, thermal efficiency, and grid constraints are increasingly vital operational considerations. Capstone Energy+ builds on the company’s established microturbine technology while helping customers address resiliency, affordability, and sustainability for modern energy infrastructure challenges.
Capstone Energy+ supports a range of applications, including data centers, hospital and healthcare facilities, oil and gas operations, hotels and resorts, manufacturing sites, commercial buildings, educational campuses, and large-scale venues. It allows customers to generate energy on-site and on demand, whether the need is continuous baseload power, backup and resiliency, peak shaving, or rapid deployment.
There’s an increasing demand for BTM solutions in the data center market, where operators require resilient, continuous, low-emission power in constrained environments while generating thermal energy. This industry shift positions Capstone Energy+ to serve this market with microturbine combined heat-and-power technology. Capstone solutions deliver both electrical and thermal energy with reliability and a smaller physical footprint.
Utah Resort
In early April 2026, Capstone Energy+ and its authorized distributor, Horizon Power Systems, obtained an order for two Capstone
This circular-economy design enables an efficient combined heat-and-power solution that generates reliable on-site electricity while recycling thermal energy to support the resort’s significant heating demands, including its large wave pool and additional hot-water amenities. Capstone’s microturbines provide an alternative to traditional utility power and reciprocating engines by offering ultra-low emissions, minimal acoustic impact, and efficient on-site generation where energy is consumed.
Its single-moving-part design runs on an air cushion, eliminating friction, oil, and lubricants while operating quietly, cleanly, and significantly reducing maintenance requirements compared to traditional reciprocating engines. The simple architecture enables longer service intervals and consistent, high-availability operation, making Capstone’s technology suitable for mission-critical applications where reliability, uptime, and environmental performance matter.




