Arun Muthukrishnan

Senior Manager, Development, Arevon

"Building the resilient, dispatchable energy infrastructure that transmission-constrained markets actually need."

Topics Arun Covers

Utility-Scale Solar Battery Energy Storage (BESS) Interconnection Strategy Grid Reliability & Siting Organized Power Markets Renewable Project Development

About

Arun Muthukrishnan is a senior development professional at Arevon, specializing in utility-scale solar and battery energy storage systems across U.S. organized power markets. He has contributed to the development of more than 1 gigawatt of renewable and storage assets, with experience spanning interconnection strategy, urban industrial siting, grid reliability integration, and complex permitting environments. His work focuses on aligning engineering rigor, market design, and disciplined financial modeling to deliver resilient infrastructure in transmission-constrained regions. Arun has published industry analysis in leading energy trade publications and has served as a judge for the Environment+Energy Leader Awards.

Articles by Arun Muthukrishnan

April 13, 2026 The Diesel Paradox: Scaling Utility Solar in a $100-a-Barrel World High oil prices have made the economic case for solar stronger than ever — yet they've simultaneously made solar harder and more expensive to build. Arun examines how developers must rethink civil engineering, electrical architecture, and O&M strategy to survive the inflationary cycle. March 11, 2026 Why Urban Industrial Load Pockets Are the Next Frontier for Grid-Edge Battery Storage As deliverability and grid flexibility become the binding constraints in organized markets, strategically sited battery storage in ports, refinery districts, and logistics corridors is emerging as one of the most technically complex — and consequential — opportunities in clean energy development.

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