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  • Origis Energy

    Company Overview

    Origis Energy

    Miami, FL, United States

    2008

    Approximately 400 employees (source: zoominfo.com). Revenue of $353.4 million in FY 2023 (source: zoominfo.com).

    What They Do

    Origis Energy concentrates on utility-scale solar power generation, battery energy storage systems, and emerging clean hydrogen production as its core technologies. The company delivers full lifecycle services from development and financing to construction, operations, and maintenance for these assets (source: cbinsights.com). Its products and services encompass grid-tied solar farms, distributed generation for on-site power, performance optimization through advanced monitoring, and long-term asset management, including decarbonization solutions like hydrogen for hard-to-abate sectors (source: origisenergy.com). The company targets utilities, commercial and industrial customers, independent power producers, finance providers, developers, asset owners, and landowners, primarily in the U.S. market with a focus on high-insolation regions (source: cbinsights.com). Ranked as a Top 5 U.S. clean energy developer in the American Clean Power Q3 2023 market report, Origis differentiates through its 12 GW portfolio of operating, contracted, and mature development projects plus 13 GW in earlier pipeline stages (source: origisenergy.com).

    Projects & Track Record

    Since inception, Origis Energy has developed over 260 renewable projects, with standout completed examples including the 200 MWac Escalante Solar project in McKinley County, New Mexico, which reached commercial operation on June 1, 2024, on the site of a retired 253 MWac coal plant, delivering carbon-free power to Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association members (source: cbinsights.com). This project utilized Array Technologies' solar trackers and Gridworks for construction, employing about 400 workers during peak buildout (source: cbinsights.com). Ongoing and mature developments contribute to its 12 GW U.S. portfolio, though specific names beyond Escalante are not detailed in recent public updates (source: origisenergy.com). Key clients include Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, a not-for-profit wholesale power supplier serving 45 member cooperatives across four states, alongside utilities and industrial off-takers (source: cbinsights.com). Partnerships feature equipment providers like Array Technologies and construction firms like Gridworks, with geographic focus in the U.S. Southwest and Southeast, including New Mexico, Texas, California, and Florida, supporting expansion via Antin's backing (source: cbinsights.com).

    Recent Developments

    In November 2023, Origis marked its 15-year anniversary by launching a redesigned website and articulating its "Reimagining Zero" strategy to broaden decarbonization offerings beyond solar into hydrogen and storage (source: origisenergy.com). The June 2024 commercial operation of the 200 MWac Escalante Solar project represented a major contract win and milestone, announced with Tri-State as the largest solar addition to their portfolio under their 2020 Responsible Energy Plan (source: cbinsights.com). Antin Infrastructure Partners' 2021 majority investment enabled portfolio growth from prior levels to the current 25 GW total pipeline (source: origisenergy.com). The company's Top 5 developer ranking in the Q3 2023 American Clean Power report highlighted its market momentum, with its latest funding being a Line of Credit - III round, though amounts and dates for 2024-2025 are not specified publicly (source: origisenergy.com).

    Working There

    Origis Energy recruits across development (site acquisition, permitting), engineering and construction, operations and maintenance, finance, and executive functions, with roles spanning project engineers, solar technicians, business developers, and decarbonization specialists to support its solar, storage, and hydrogen pipeline (source: cbinsights.com). Hiring activity centers at its Miami, FL headquarters for corporate and development positions, alongside Austin, TX and San Diego, CA offices for regional project management and field operations (source: antin-ip.com). Company culture emphasizes operational excellence, customer-first decarbonization, and community upliftment, as articulated by CEO Guy Vanderhaegen in anniversary statements focusing on talent inclusion and partner collaboration (source: origisenergy.com). Specific benefits are not publicly documented in available sources, though its growth trajectory under Antin suggests competitive packages aligned with renewable sector standards for private infrastructure firms.

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