OCI Energy, Arava Power and project partners break ground on 347 MWdc SunRoper Solar project, supporting growing energy demand near Houston
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OCI Holdings is building a 260-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Texas, USA, where electricity demand is surging due to the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. The company plans to expand its business model from one centered on developing and selling existing solar power plants to one focused on direct ownership and operation. On the 3rd, OCI Holdings announced that its U.S. subsidiary, OCI Energy, [jointly] developed the fa…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Im Seong-ho = OCI Holdings announced that its U.S. subsidiary, OCI Energy, [companies] the Israeli energy company Arabafar... in Wharton County, Texas, on the 1st.
OCI Energy, Arava Power and project partners break ground on 347 MWdc SunRoper Solar project, supporting growing energy demand near Houston
WHARTON COUNTY, Texas, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- OCI Energy, Arava Power and project partners today took part in the groundbreaking of the 347 MWdc SunRoper Solar project, celebrating the start of construction on a major new solar facility in…
OCI breaks ground on 260-MW Texas solar project
Representatives from OCI Holdings and Arava Power dig into the ground with shovels during the groundbreaking ceremony of the SunRoper solar project in Wharton County, Texas on Sept. 2. [Photo courtesy of OCI Holdings] South Korea’s OCI Holdings announced on Sept. 3 that its U.S. subsidiary, dubbed OCI Energy, has broken ground on a 260-megawatt solar power project in Texas. The investment came as surging electricity demand from artificial intell…
OCI Breaks Ground on 260MW Texas Solar Facility Amid U.S. AI Power Surge
A view of OCI Energy’s groundbreaking of its 260-megawatt (MW) SunRoper solar facility in the U.S. (Photo provided by OCI Holdings) OCI Energy, the US subsidiary of South Korean conglomerate OCI Holdings, officially broke ground on its 260-megawatt (MW) SunRoper solar facility in Wharton County, Texas, on Sept. 1 (local time). Developed as a 50/50 joint venture with Israel-based developer Arava Power, the project was formally announced by OCI Ho…
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