Adapture Renewables has executed an energy off-take agreement with a confidential Fortune 50 company for a 67 MW utility-scale solar facility in Hunt County, Texas.
The project, slated to begin commercial operations later this year, is expected to provide the business with clean electricity through a VPPA.
“We’re excited to announce this latest VPPA agreement with a global business leader,” says Jesse Tippett, vice president of origination for Adapture Renewables.
“This partnership adds to our growing portfolio of dependable long-term agreements with corporate energy buyers, datacenter operators, e-fuels companies, utilities and electric cooperatives to procure cost-effective clean energy products. We are proud to help support these companies in their goals and create a cleaner and more reliable grid with cost-efficient, locally-generated solar energy.”
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Adapture Renewables Signs Offtake Contract with Fortune 50 Company
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