Urvi Parekh
Apex Clean Energy has executed an environmental attribute buy settlement (EAPA) with Meta for the total capability of the 195 MW Angelo Solar in Tom Green County, Texas.
This settlement follows different beforehand introduced transactions between Apex and Meta: an 80 MW EAPA with Altavista Solar; 200 MW with Aviator Wind East, a part of the biggest single-phase, single-site wind mission within the United States; 175 MW with Lincoln Land Wind; 197 MW with Jayhawk Wind; and, most lately, 225 MW with Great Pathfinder Wind.
“The success of our company and our mission, to accelerate the shift to clean energy, relies on partnerships with first movers like Meta that have set ambitious standards driving the energy transition,” says Mark Goodwin, president and CEO of Apex Clean Energy. “As we advance our sixth project alongside Meta, this portfolio, now totaling more than a gigawatt, represents a diverse set of best-in-class wind and solar projects in markets across the United States.”
“We appreciate Apex’s partnership in helping us bring a total of one gigawatt of new renewable energy to the grid across Texas, Virginia, Illinois, Kansas, and Iowa,” provides Urvi Parekh, head of renewable energy at Meta. “This new solar project will support our commitment to 100% renewable energy and will help bring jobs and investment to the local community.”
Angelo Solar will generate roughly $31.7 million in tax income for the area people, a minimum of $22 million in landowner funds, and roughly 400 jobs throughout development.
Angelo is anticipated to start industrial operations in early 2024.
