Avangrid Starts Building 240-MW Texas Solar Farm

• Avangrid is building a 321 MW solar farm in Texas, scheduled to become operational in 2025. It's first in the state and will provide renewable energy to US tech company Meta Platforms Inc. Avangrid is the third largest renewable energy operator in the US.

Avangrid has begun building a 240-Megawatt (MW) solar farm in Texas, the company's first in the state. The facility, named True North, is projected to become operational by early 2025. The solar farm has a direct current (DC) capacity of 321 MW, and a power purchase agreement (PPA) has already been signed with US tech company Meta Platforms Inc. Avangrid describes itself as the third largest renewable energy operator in the US, with 8.6 Gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity. It recently commissioned the Pachwaywit Fields solar farm in Oregon with a DC capacity of 205 MW.

What Is Avangrid's True North Solar Farm in Texas?

• Avangrid's True North Solar Farm is located in Texas, and is the company's first solar farm in the state.
• True North Solar Farm has a direct current (DC) capacity of 321 MW.
• The farm is expected to become operation by early 2025.
• Avangrid has a power purchase agreement (PPA) with US tech company Meta Platforms Inc.
• The company is the third largest renewable energy operator in the US, with 8.6 Gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity.
• Avangrid recently finished building the Pachwaywit Fields solar farm in Oregon, with a DC capacity of 205 MW.