Brightening the economic future of the Texas Panhandle and beyond
We envision solar developments that benefit the Panhandle’s economy, landowners, and generations to come.
PSG was established in 2021 to develop solar energy projects in the Texas Panhandle. The time is right for solar PV development in the High Plains, and we intend to capitalize on current and upcoming economic and governmental opportunities to bring value to rural communities. PSG’s founder, a 4th-generation Hutchinson County landowner, has leased ~2500 acres of his own property to this project. His deep local relationships, going back to 1901 on the Harvey Ranch, represent local trust and institutional knowledge.
Our Projects
1GWac Solar PV, 350MWac BESS (1,400 MWh)
14,500 acres under lease, with substantial additional acres available from local landowners. At full usage, 8-10 gigawatts of potential power.
Approved ERCOT 345kV interconnection
Irradiation superior to almost all existing Texas solar projects
New point of interconnection (POI) to be built on-site and owned by Cross Texas Transmission (CTT – subsidiary of LS Power), meaning the distance to POI becomes ~500-1500 feet.
Possible interconnection to Southwest Power Pool (SPP) with grid-switching possibilities
Abundant local natural gas and pipelines for building of gas-fired plant for base-load power
Approved (now unobtainable) Chapter 313 tax abatement with a minimum tax savings of $33 million.
A second designed project (600MWac of PV solar) available on existing leased acreage for behind-the-meter, SPP or ERCOT interconnection.
About Solar PV Power in the United States
Over the last couple of decades, solar energy has been expanding rapidly in the US — especially utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) solar power. This is due primarily to a steady decline in costs and improvement in efficiency across the industry. According to the US Department of Energy, half of all U.S. PV capacity installed in the first half of 2022 was located in California, Texas, and Florida due to these states’ irradiance, labor availability, and interconnection reform. We believe the time is right to take advantage of these larger market trends and construct Farm 1.
Image source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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