Origis Energy Tops 2.3 GW as It Ramps Toward 3 GW Owned Capacity by 2026

New updates have been reported about Origis Energy.

Origis Energy has surpassed 2.3 GW of owned and operating solar and battery storage capacity across 13 projects in six states, adding 1.2 GW over the past year and underscoring the momentum of its shift to a scaled developer-owner-operator model. The company expects to reach 3 GW of owned and operating capacity by December 2026, supported by more than 20 GW in its development pipeline and accelerating customer demand.

Key recent projects include the 500 MW Swift Air solar complex in Texas serving Occidental Petroleum and the 335 MW Optimist solar-plus-storage facility in Mississippi, which helped Origis deliver over 900 MW in that state alone in under two years. Origis is also building more than 200 MW of solar for Alabama Power and secured roughly $3 billion in project financing and tax equity capacity in 2025, signaling strong lender and investor confidence.

The company’s CEO, Vikas Anand, highlighted that Origis has been able to deliver growth and financial performance despite market volatility through disciplined capital deployment and customer-focused execution. This scale-up is strategically timed with what Anand describes as unprecedented electricity demand growth driven by AI data centers, new manufacturing, and broader electrification trends.

To lock in revenue visibility and support its build-out, Origis is advancing long-term offtake agreements with large corporate and institutional buyers, including new contracts with Meta and Pioneer Community Energy. As Origis moves toward the 3 GW milestone, its expanding operating base, contracted cash flows, and deep pipeline position the platform as a key utility-scale renewables supplier in the U.S. market, with implications for continued capital needs, portfolio optimization, and potential future partnerships or asset monetizations.