OCI Solar Power, a pioneer in utility-scale solar projects in Texas, has rebranded itself to OCI Energy, marking a significant milestone. The company claims this change reflects its expanded focus on large-scale solar and battery energy storage systems (BESS) projects. Headquartered in San Antonio since 2012, OCI Energy has a robust portfolio, including 906.20 MW of renewable energy in operation, 420 MW under construction, and 4,640 MW under development. According to the company, the rebranding signifies its commitment to diversifying offerings and advancing sustainable energy solutions. OCI Energy has built strong partnerships with over 150 real estate hosts, stakeholders, and industry leaders, driven by its initiative of expansion.
OCI Solar Power rebrands to OCI Energy
OCI Energy now focuses on developing both large-scale solar and battery energy storage systems (BESS). (Image Credit: OCI Energy)
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