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About Origis Energy
Industries
Industrial & Manufacturing
Energy
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$5.1B
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2008
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What believers are saying
- July 2026 Rockhound expansion added 500 MWdc, strengthening Origis's flagship Texas platform.
- June 2026 financing unlocked over 5GW late-stage projects across a 20GW pipeline.
- April 2026 RBC tax equity and long PPAs validate bankability for California and Texas assets.
What critics are saying
- October 2025 SVCE and 3CE sued Origis over a claimed $200 million scheme.
- N.D. California breach case can freeze California expansion and damage utility relationships by 2027.
- Texas projects depend on tax equity and debt markets; a 2026 refinancing shock slows builds.
What makes Origis Energy unique
- July 2026 Rockhound hit nearly 1 GWdc, proving multi-phase execution scale.
- June 2026 Origis closed a $900 million corporate facility for 5GW late-stage development.
- Origis sells long-term contracted solar-plus-storage to Meta, Occidental, Pioneer, and utilities.
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↑ 22%Origis boosts Texas Rockhound Solar to 1 GW. Jul 31, 2026 12:07 PM ET * Origis Energy launches three more Rockhound Solar phases in Ector County, Texas - adding 500 MWdc. The complex now operates at nearly 1 GWdc, boosting clean energy output. Origis Energy has begun commercial operations for three additional phases of its Rockhound Solar complex in Ector County, Texas, totaling 500 MWdc across the new additions. With the latest phases online, the complex's total operating capacity has risen to nearly 1 GWdc, according to the company. What boosts Rockhound Solar's capacity to nearly 1 GWdc in Ector County? * The commercial start-up of three newly added Rockhound Solar phases in Ector County, each adding generation capacity to the overall site. * Increased solar module deployment across the additions (more panels/arrays installed within the complex footprint). * Expanded power conversion equipment (inverters/transformers) sized to convert the added DC output to usable grid power. * More array strings and land-use area brought into service, effectively enlarging the project's active generating capacity. * Grid interconnection and on-site electrical upgrades enabling the additional blocks of capacity to operate together as part of one integrated complex. * Continued build-out and commissioning that brings each phase from construction through performance verification, allowing full nameplate output to count toward total capacity.
Origis Energy inaugurates first half of 2GW Texas solar-plus-storage complex. July 30, 2026 Features, Interviews US solar developer Origis Energy has built the first 1GW of solar PV capacity at its planned massive 2GW Rockhound solar-plus-storage facility in Texas. The company announced the completion of around 500MW of new capacity at the site today, across three project phases. The Rockhound complex in Ector County, Texas, includes the already operational Swift Air Solar projects, which are under long-term power supply contracts with Houston-based petroleum company Occidental (Oxy).
Origis raises US$900 million to fund 5GW of project development. June 19, 2026 Features, Editors' Blog Independent power producer (IPP) Origis Energy has secured a US$900 million corporate financing package, consisting of US$650 million in funded credit facilities and a US$250 million letter of credit facility. According to the firm, the proceeds from the facility will support the advancement of more than 5GW of late-stage projects within its solar and storage development portfolio, while also funding the continued growth of its broader pipeline, which exceeds 20GW. 13 October 2026 San Francisco Bay Area, USA PV Tech has been running an annual PV CellTech Conference since 2016. PV CellTech USA, on 13-14 October 2026 is its fourth PV CellTech conference dedicated to solar manufacturing in the USA. From polysilicon, wafers, ingots, cells and modules, to critical component suppliers including glass and frames, the event connects every stage of the value chain under one roof. PV CellTech USA also brings together investors, innovators, manufacturers and industry stakeholders to collaborate and strengthen domestic solar manufacturing across the United States. 24 November 2026 Warsaw, Poland
BHI, the US subsidiary of Israel's Bank Hapoalim, has provided $75 million in financing to renewable energy developer Origis Energy as part of a $900 million syndicated corporate credit facility. BHI served as co-lead arranger for the facility. The financing will support Origis Energy's expansion across the US renewable energy market. Miami-based Origis develops, owns and operates solar and battery energy storage projects, with a development portfolio of 22 GW spanning major US power markets including CAISO, ERCOT, MISO and the Southeast. The company currently has 2.9 GW of capacity operational or under construction, with a development pipeline of 19 GW across 110 projects. Of that total, 6.9 GW is in advanced development stages.
/PRNewswire/ -- Origis Energy, one of America's leading clean energy platforms, today announced the closing of $118M in tax equity financing from RBC Community...
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About Origis Energy
Industries
Industrial & Manufacturing
Energy
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$5.1B
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2008
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