Utility-Scale Solar with a Strategic Footprint in Texas
Oberon Solar played a pivotal part in the launch of Chariot Energy.
Oberon represents a milestone in Chariot’s commitment to delivering affordable, renewable energy to consumers. Developed by 174 Power Global, Oberon Solar, the Texas development, a long-term investment into utility-scale solar infrastructure designed to meet Texas’s growing energy demand.
Strategically located in the heart of West Texas, Oberon serves as a high-capacity renewable generation hub that supports key load centers across ERCOT. It delivers clean, predictable power backed by advanced performance monitoring and system optimization.
Oberon spans 1,200 acres in Ector County and is strategically positioned to take advantage of some of the nation’s most abundant solar resources on a site positioned for efficient grid interconnection.
The developer 174 Power Global, a fellow member of Hanwha Group, designed and developed Oberon, which feeds directly into the grid. This allows residential, commercial, and industrial energy customers to receive green energy, powered by solar through Chariot.
Oberon was engineered for resilience, load alignment and seamless grid participation. Its value lies in the clean energy it produces and how it is integrated, managed and distributed across ERCOT.
Key design and performance features include:
Oberon is an example of reliable, scalable and renewable energy in deregulated Texas markets.
174 Power Global and Chariot partnership is an innovative approach to bring electricity to the grid. The Oberon story is one Chariot is proud to tell, as it supports clean energy goals and reliability across market sectors.
Through this collaboration, Chariot customers gain access to infrastructure and stability.
As businesses continue their pursuit of clean energy strategies and as consumers demand more clean energy options, Oberon has set the tone for a smarter, modern energy ecosystem.
Connect today to learn more about how Oberon supports Chariot Energy’s clean energy supply—and what it means for your electricity plan.
