June 29, 2020
MIAMI, Fla., (June 29, 2020) – Origis Energy announces the completion of GA Solar 3 –Tanglewood Solar, a 57.5 MWac solar project located in Mitchell County, Georgia. Origis Energy developed the solar site as one of the facilities under the Georgia Power Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI) serving the utility’s customers participating in the Commercial and Industrial REDI (C&I REDI) program.
Global Atlantic Financial Group is the owner and Origis Energy is operator/manager of the solar facility, selling the energy and renewable attributes from the facility to Georgia Power through the REDI program.
Johan Vanhee, Chief Commercial Officer & Chief Procurement Officer for Origis Energy, said,“Origis is once again pleased to work with the Georgia Power team to advance solar in the state, and develop this project as part of Georgia Power’s C&I REDI program.”
Tanglewood Solar is one of two solar plants under the Georgia Power C&I REDI program announced in April 2018. Construction on the Camilla, GA based project began in June 2019.
About Origis Energy
Origis Energy is bringing clean and cost effective solar and energy storage solutions within reach for utility, commercial and industrial as well as public sector clients. The Origis team has worked to ensure the interests of all stakeholders are upheld in more than 130 projects worldwide totaling nearly 3 gigawatts to date of developed solar and energy storage capacity. Headquartered in Miami, FL, Origis Energy delivers excellence in solar and energy storage development, financing, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and operations, maintenance and asset management for investors and clean energy consumers in the US. More information at www.OrigisEnergy.com
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Approximately 180,000 solar panels went into the construction of the now completed GA Solar 3 – Tanglewood Solar project in Georgia. The solar facility is owned by Global Atlantic Financial Group and operated/managed by Origis Energy, who sells the energy and renewable attributes from the facility to Georgia Power through the utility’s Renewable Energy Development Initiative program.