Bristol Solar is a .625 MWac project by Origis Energy located in Liberty County, FL, sold in October 2025.
Members of Talquin Electric Cooperative are now getting the clean, cost-effective energy benefits from 7 MWac of solar energy, enough electricity to power approximately 1,400 homes. Officials from the cooperative, along with Seminole Electric Cooperative, Talquin’s wholesale power provider, Origis Energy and local community leaders dedicated the three new solar facilities in October 2023.
The projects are Hinson Solar, a 4 MWac project, located in Gadsden County, FL; Hilliardville Solar, a 2 MWac project, located in Wakulla County; and Bristol Solar, with a capacity rating of 0.63 MWac, located in Liberty County.
All three projects were developed, constructed and were originally owned by Origis Energy. All projects were sold to Altus Power in October 2025.
“These three projects represent a significant step forward and we are excited to provide predictable, affordable, clean electricity to our Members,” said Tracy Bensley, General Manager of Talquin Electric Cooperative. “Bringing these projects to fruition will generate enough clean energy to replace fossil fuel-generated electricity for up to 1,400 homes in our area while ensuring stable rates for our Members and shielding them from the fluctuations of traditional fuel costs.”
Talquin Electric Cooperative Dedicates Three Solar Facilities, Press Release, 10.4.23
The Power Purchase Agreement was executed between Talquin Electric Cooperative, Seminole Electric Cooperative, and Origis Energy.
Bristol Solar is one of three projects located in the Florida counties of Gadsden, Wakulla and Liberty, developed and constructed by Origis Energy.
An estimated $186,000 in total direct local economic benefits will be created during the life of the project.
Bristol Solar is one of three projects located in the Florida counties of Gadsden, Wakulla and Liberty, developed and constructed by Origis Energy.
An estimated 30 jobs were created during construction.
An estimated $186,000 in total direct local economic benefits will be created during the life of the project.
Native grasses and plants will provide berries for wildlife were used as part of the vegetative buffer.
An estimated 30 jobs were created during construction.
Native grasses and plants will provide berries for wildlife were used as part of the vegetative buffer.
Bristol Solar was sold to Altus Power in October 2025.
The solar project delivers clean energy at competitive rates. During construction the project created an estimated 30 construction jobs. An estimated $186,000 in total direct local economic benefits will be created during the life of the project.
Bristol Solar, one of three portfolio projects totaling 7 MWac of solar energy, generate enough clean energy to replace fossil fuel-generated electricity for up to 1,400 homes in our area while ensuring stable rates for our Members.