US-headquartered Origis Energy secured $415 million for the Swift Air Solar project in Texas, with $290 million from Natixis CIB and $125 million from Advantage Capital. The project, under construction, will begin operations in mid-2025, supplying solar power to Occidental’s STRATOS DAC facility in the Permian Basin. This is the third financing collaboration between Origis and Natixis. Legal support was provided by Latham & Watkins, Milbank, and Husch Blackwell. Swift Air Solar advances renewable energy and decarbonization efforts.
Origis Energy raises $415M for Swift Air Solar Project in Texas
Origis Energy’s $415 million Swift Air Solar project will supply clean energy to Occidental’s DAC facility in the Permian Basin, starting mid-2025. (Image Source: Origis Energy)
Shoals’ ongoing ITC dispute includes two new patents, enhancing its protection against alternative infringing designs. (Image Source: Shoals Technologies)
Based in Cary, North Carolina, Yes Solar Solutions earns Elite Status on Energy Sage, enhancing its visibility as a top-tier solar provider. (Image Credit: AI generated)
The Pineview Solar project financing package includes a construction-to-term loan, tax equity bridge loan, and letter of credit facility. (Image Credit/Source: Fabersam/Pixabay)
Developed for Ameren Missouri, the 200 MW (AC) / 270 MW (DC) Huck Finn Solar project is the company’s largest solar initiative, located in Audrain and Ralls Counties. (Image Credit/Source: MichealPointner/Pixabay)