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US JV targets 3GW of renewables

Eleanore RobinsonBy Eleanore RobinsonNovember 9, 20222 Mins Read
Clearway signs 432MW PPA duo with PacifiCorp

Energy transition solutions platform OYA Renewables (OYA) and US-based energy firm Oil Well Shares (OWS) have formed a a JV announced to develop and construct 3GW of solar, wind and energy storage infrastructure projects across the PJM region.

PJM is part of the Eastern Interconnection grid operating an electric transmission system serving all or parts of Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. 

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The Chrysalis Energy partnership will focus across 1.5 million acres of mainly contiguous, rights-owned land within Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.

The initial phase of development – which is anticipated to be completed by 2030 – is expected to be followed by ongoing energy transition infrastructure development within the region which the JV accommodates in perpetuity.   

OYA Renewables chairman Manish Mayar said: “It would be difficult to overstate the impact that this joint venture will have on the economic prosperity of this region and the national transition to clean energy.

“The sheer magnitude of the land position is remarkable, likely the single largest private land inventory in PJM and comprising 1/1000th of the entire continental US acreage.

“Proximity to the Great Lakes is also highly significant, allowing us to explore green hydrogen opportunities in addition to solar, storage, and wind.

“We’re very proud to partner with an energy innovator like OWS.

“Its boots-on-the-ground local presence will be invaluable as we move to assess and develop renewable energy at scale.” 

Within the scope of the JV, OYA and OWS will develop, construct, jointly own and operate an extensive portfolio of renewable energy assets across OWS’s current land inventory.

The energy transition infrastructural development is projected to result in over US$3bn (€2.99bn) of capital being deployed in the PJM region by the end of the decade.  

 OWS chief financial officer Sid Sinha said: “As a third-generation energy company committed to investing in the communities where we live and work, we are excited to partner with a premiere renewables leader like OYA in providing reliable, economic and sustainable energy solutions for local businesses and communities.

“This unique JV is the right solution at the right time to address Appalachia’s current and future energy needs, with the key components and heft to deliver a sustainable solution at scale.”

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