Miami-based solar and energy storage developer Origis Energy has acquired two solar projects from Birdseye Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of Dominion Energy Inc. The projects are in Florida. Once completed, they will add a combined 145 MWac of clean energy generation to the grid in the Sunshine State.
“The demand for clean energy in our home state continues to expand dramatically. Customers need solar and storage solutions to meet decarbonization goals and hold the line on ratepayer costs,” said Daniel Bessa, senior director of mergers and acquisitions for Origis Energy. “Origis is pleased to work with Birdseye Renewable Energy on these solar projects.”
Bessa went on to thank Birdseye Renewable Energy president Brian Bednar and his team for their collaboration on the transaction.
“We are pleased to hand the baton on these two solar projects over to the Origis team,” Bednar said. “Origis shares our community-honoring approach to solar development. Its track record in moving projects to grid interconnection is stellar.”
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 170 projects worldwide totaling more than 5 GW to date of developed solar and energy storage capacity. Headquartered in Miami, the company 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 United States.
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