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Energy has acquired two standalone energy storage projects in the US state of Texas completing 400 megawatt-hours (MWh) from Black Mountain Energy Storage for an

six standalone energy storage system (ESS) projects in the Greater Houston in Texas from Californian player Gulf States Renewable Energy, which is a subsidiary of

Texas’ relentless sun just gained a new workhorse. Primergy Solar on Thursday flipped the switch on Ash Creek Solar, a 408-MWac photovoltaic park spread across 3,480 acres of cattle country in Hill County, roughly an hour south of Fort Worth. The milestone makes Ash Creek one of the five largest operating solar plants in the Lone Star State and reinforces Texas’ claim as America’s fastest-growing clean-power market. From day one the plant’s output is spoken for. Every electron flows into the ERCOT grid under a long-term power-purchase agreement with Microsoft, helping the tech giant inch toward its 2030 carbon-negative pledge. Over its three-decade lifespan, Ash Creek should crank out about 1 TWh of carbon-free electricity annually—enough to light roughly 90,000 homes—and funnel some USD 100 million in tax revenues into local schools and public services. Because the panels track the sun and sit atop native-grass groundcover, the site also curbs dust, conserves water and leaves room for pollinators to thrive alongside neighboring hayfields. The journey to commercial operation stretches back nearly a decade. Orion Renewable Energy Group and Eolian launched development in 2016; Primergy bought the project in 2021 and hired SOLV Energy as its EPC partner. To fund construction, the Oakland-based developer stitched together a USD 588-million debt package and a USD 350-million tax-equity slice led by a Fortune 500 telecom and Truist Bank, pushing total capital commitments to almost USD 1 billion. Beyond raw megawatts, Ash Creek handed Hill County an immediate economic boost—about 350 union construction jobs at peak build-out and six permanent operations roles. More broadly, the project highlights how corporate buyers are driving the next wave of utility-scale renewables in Texas, a state that added a record 6 GW of large solar last year alone. With battery-storage expansions already under study, Hill County is trading its prairie skyline for a future built on sunlight.

with L3Harris is supporting growth of new solar energy framework in Texas that will give a tidy and financial source of electrical power while creating

to deliver green energy from its upcoming 350-MW Chillingham solar project in Texas, expected to commence operations later this year. Google will utilize 90 MW of

that it has closed on the purchase of a production facility in Houston, Texas, U.S.A.. As per SEG Solar, this facility can generating greater than 2GW of

to sign up with forces with Google to supply clean energy to match Google's Texas data facility consumption," stated Rich Hossfield SB Energy co-CEO Rich

with First Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, the solar park lies in Texas' Crane County, spanning 1,100 acres. Its result is estimated to be adequate to

Energy, has actually accepted market a 350MW utility-scale solar project in Texas to Osaka Gas USA Corporation (OGUSA). The project is anticipated to be

project from Con Edison Development in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT). Revolution, which is just one of the biggest batteries in the state

that it will move forward with the construction of the Hanson Solar project in Texas, a 396-MW solar energy initiative. This development comes after securing Meta

Energy has inaugurated its 600-MW Hornet Solar park in Texas, marking the commencement of its commercial operations. The ribbon-cutting ceremony signifies a

purchase agreement (PPA) with Reliant, an NRG Energy, to power the bank’s 400 Texas locations with PV solar. The new agreement is the bank’s largest

well as compared this with project data from the Power Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to establish the development made by solar arrays anticipated to

buying the 156-MW Pepper Solar project now taking shape in Fort Bend County, Texas. The deal, completed by its Boston-based arm Sabanci Renewables Inc., gives