Obsidian Renewables, LLC is a small, yet mighty team focused on renewable energy innovation.
Obsidian Renewables employs a multi-disciplinary approach to finding, creating, and implementing innovative solutions in renewable energy development and decarbonization. Obsidian Renewables is proud to have been a leader in the effort to bring large scale solar to Oregon and to promote it as a reliable and low-cost form of energy.
As the builder of the first utility scale solar energy facility within Bonneville Power Administration’s service territory, Obsidian has the knowledge, experience, and relationships to take any creative renewable energy project from inception to completion. Obsidian is developing the Obsidian Solar Center at Fort Rock: a large-scale solar project (up to 400 MW) in the south central high desert of Oregon with the potential for the addition of battery storage. Obsidian Renewables has a solid track record of successful Oregon solar projects.
In addition to project development, Obsidian is actively involved with northwest renewable energy organizations and Oregon state government to drive more solar and renewable energy investment generally.
Renewable energy is a continually evolving landscape. We see exciting possibilities for solving our energy issues with renewable energy storage, hydrogen and other technologies. Obsidian, a founding member of the Renewable Hydrogen Alliance, is bringing together its years of experience in renewable energy development with the growing global enthusiasm for renewable hydrogen. Obsidian Renewables is leading the effort to develop the Obsidian Pacific NW Hydrogen Hub, which will help meet the region's carbon reduction goals by making renewable hydrogen more available and more affordable for Pacific Northwest commercial users who wish to reduce their carbon footprint. Learn more about this exciting project at www.pnwhydrogenhub.com.
As the builder of the first utility scale solar energy facility within Bonneville Power Administration’s service territory, Obsidian has the knowledge, experience, and relationships to take any creative renewable energy project from inception to completion. Obsidian is developing the Obsidian Solar Center at Fort Rock: a large-scale solar project (up to 400 MW) in the south central high desert of Oregon with the potential for the addition of battery storage. Obsidian Renewables has a solid track record of successful Oregon solar projects.
In addition to project development, Obsidian is actively involved with northwest renewable energy organizations and Oregon state government to drive more solar and renewable energy investment generally.
Renewable energy is a continually evolving landscape. We see exciting possibilities for solving our energy issues with renewable energy storage, hydrogen and other technologies. Obsidian, a founding member of the Renewable Hydrogen Alliance, is bringing together its years of experience in renewable energy development with the growing global enthusiasm for renewable hydrogen. Obsidian Renewables is leading the effort to develop the Obsidian Pacific NW Hydrogen Hub, which will help meet the region's carbon reduction goals by making renewable hydrogen more available and more affordable for Pacific Northwest commercial users who wish to reduce their carbon footprint. Learn more about this exciting project at www.pnwhydrogenhub.com.
