Origis Energy has announced the final commissioning of the Swift Air Solar facilities, a three‑phase, 500 MWdc complex in West Texas. The infrastructure, representing more than $650 million in investment, will support Occidental’s operations, including its STRATOS Direct Air Capture facility.
Project Overview
The Swift Air Solar facilities were planned, developed, and constructed by Origis in three phases, with the final phase delivered in late 2025. The projects are located in Ector County and are designed to provide reliable renewable power to Occidental’s low‑carbon ventures.
Leadership Commentary
Origis CEO Vikas Anand said the facilities highlight the company’s expertise and reliable execution, adding that Occidental’s STRATOS facility exemplifies the infrastructure needed to secure America’s energy ambitions. Joe Lavoy, Vice President of Oxy Low Carbon Ventures, noted that new power facilities are essential to unlock the full potential of the Permian Basin’s resources and advance large‑scale Direct Air Capture technology.
About Origis Energy
Origis Energy is one of America’s leading renewable energy and decarbonization platforms, delivering cost‑competitive solutions for today’s infrastructure needs. The company provides grid‑scale power generation, performance optimization, and long‑term operation of solar and energy storage assets across the U.S. Learn more at origisenergy.com
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