Origis Energy, a US-based renewable energy developer and operator, has secured approximately $545 million in senior secured financing for Rockhound PV projects in Ector County, Texas. The Rockhound portfolio has a combined installed capacity of about 413 MW and is currently under construction across project sites in Texas. According to the company statement, the three PV facilities are expected to begin commercial operations during the summer of 2026. Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking and Santander Corporate & Investment Banking have arranged the financing and served as joint underwriters and coordinating lead arrangers. The financing structure includes construction loans, term loans, tax credit bridge financing, and letter of credit facilities supporting construction and operational phases. These Rockhound assets form part of Origis Energy’s broader West Texas PV complex, which is expected to exceed 700 MW of installed capacity.
Origis Energy secures $545 million financing for Texas PV projects
Financing of $545 million has been secured by Origis Energy for three Rockhound PV facilities totaling 413 MW under construction in Ector County, Texas.
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