Obsidian is a pioneer of utility scale solar in the Pacific Northwest.
Obsidian Renewables is the largest locally based developer of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) facilities in the Pacific Northwest. Obsidian was a pioneer of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) facilities in south central high desert of Oregon. Obsidian’s first solar projects came online in 2012. Since then, Obsidian has built many solar installations ranging from smaller projects serving farms up to 50 MW. We are grateful for the local communities where our projects are located and proud of the support we have received.
See our projects here.
Obsidian Renewables is based in the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on the sunny regions of Oregon, Obsidian has successfully partnered with our rural communities to develop several successful projects.
OBSIDIAN SOLAR CENTER
Obsidian is developing the Obsidian Solar Center at Fort Rock: a large-scale solar project, (up to 400 MW) in south-central Oregon with the potential for the addition of battery storage.
See our projects here.
Obsidian Renewables is based in the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on the sunny regions of Oregon, Obsidian has successfully partnered with our rural communities to develop several successful projects.
- Airport Solar: 47 MW (completed)
- BC Solar: 8 MW (completed)
- Black Cap: 2 MW (completed)
- Connley Solar: 25 MW (in development)
- Garrett Solar: 10 MW (completed)
- Old Mill: 5 MW (completed)
- Outback Solar: 5 MW (completed)
- Lakeview 363
- Lakeview 500
- Lakeview 4H Farm
- Walker Brothers Farms
OBSIDIAN SOLAR CENTER
Obsidian is developing the Obsidian Solar Center at Fort Rock: a large-scale solar project, (up to 400 MW) in south-central Oregon with the potential for the addition of battery storage.
