A 200 MWac project with 50 MW of battery storage for TVA.
When completed, the Origis Mississippi complex for TVA will have a total solar capacity of 750 MW plus 350 MW of battery storage, bringing more locally produced energy production to industrial and retail customers.
Origis Energy developed, constructed and will operate the projects for TVA. Each site will deliver electricity at competitive rates under Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) executed between TVA and Origis.
“TVA is a clean energy leader, and we’re working with partners, like Origis, to add solar power to our system to meet customer demand,” said Jeremy Fisher, SVP Commercial Energy Solutions with TVA. “Projects like these, ensure we can continue to provide affordable, reliable, resilient and sustainable energy to fuel the region’s economic growth.”
When completed, the Origis Mississippi complex for TVA will have a total solar capacity of 750 MW plus 350 MW of battery storage, bringing more locally produced energy production to industrial and retail customers.
TVA reports that over the past five years, the region’s GDP has grown 2.9%, outpacing the national average of 2.4%, and the unemployment rate has dropped by 0.3% while the U.S. has grown by 0.4%.
Upon completion of the plants, Origis Energy Services will operate and maintain the portfolio, employing approximately 9 on-site jobs over the 35+ project life years.
TVA reports that over the past five years, the region’s GDP has grown 2.9%, outpacing the national average of 2.4%, and the unemployment rate has dropped by 0.3% while the U.S. has grown by 0.4%.
RES is providing construction services to Origis for the portfolio, employing an estimated 300 people over the course of the three projects.
Upon completion of the plants, Origis Energy Services will operate and maintain the portfolio, employing approximately 9 on-site jobs over the 35+ project life years.
Major component suppliers include Boviet Solar, Sungrow, Nextracker and Prevalon Energy.
RES is providing construction services to Origis for the portfolio, employing an estimated 300 people over the course of the three projects.
Major component suppliers include Boviet Solar, Sungrow, Nextracker and Prevalon Energy.
Estimated economic benefits from the three projects include $106 million in near-term construction and hiring gains to the area. Over the life of the solar plants, they will provide another $145 million in estimated regional economic benefits.
“Lowndes County is happy to partner with TVA and Origis to bring this increased capability to the TVA footprint. The clean energy benefits for the region and the economic development that result from cooperation on mutually beneficial projects like this continue to strengthen our already solid partnerships with both industry and TVA.” – Trip Hairston, Lowndes County Supervisor District 2
“Our office has worked continually with both TVA and Origis through all phases of this project. These investments provide a unique diversification to our tax base and upon completion provide additional tax revenue to the counties and the schools.” – Joe Max Higgins, CEO at the Golden Triangle Development Link
Golden Triangle I delivers clean energy and grid resiliency at competitive rates under Power Purchase Agreements executed between Origis Energy and the TVA.