New updates have been reported about Origis Energy.
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Origis Energy has secured approximately $545 million in senior secured project financing from Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking and Santander Corporate & Investment Banking to support three utility-scale solar projects in Ector County, Texas, known as the Rockhound Projects, totaling about 413 MW of capacity. All three assets are under construction and are expected to begin commercial operations in summer 2026, forming the cornerstone of Origis Energy’s expanding utility-scale platform in West Texas.
The new facilities, comprising a construction loan, term loan, tax credit bridge, and letters of credit, will fund both the build-out and initial operating phase of the Rockhound portfolio, which sits within a broader Origis complex projected to exceed 700 MW when combined with the Swift Air Solar II and III projects that closed financing in 2025. CFO Alice Heathcote said the transaction underscores investor confidence in Origis’ ability to execute multi-asset financings at scale and to deliver long-duration energy infrastructure for the Texas market, while the lenders emphasized the strategic nature of their ongoing relationship with Origis as it grows its U.S. renewables footprint.