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$260 million Solar Park on tap for Childress?
By Ginger Wilson The Red River Sun CHILDRESS — Childress County has been chosen as a possible site for the Misae Solar Park project, which would house 650,000 solar panels on 1,000 acres and cost an estimated $260 million to build. The project would be one of the largest in the history of Childress County, creating 300 short-term construction jobs and 10 long-term operational jobs and would be located near the Tesla substation in Kirkland. Photo Caption: Russell Graves for Th
Apr 23


Greenalia closes MISAE II 430 MW solar project’s financing and strengthens its presence in the US
Greenalia completes a new strategic milestone in the United States for the construction of MISAE II (430 MWs) in Texas.
Feb 1


AI data center is coming to Wilson County
Wilson County may be home to an AI data center in the near future.
Nov 4, 2025


Greenalia Secures $388M for Texas Solar Project Launch
Greenalia secures $388M for Texas solar project, marking a bold U.S. debut in renewable energy with the 430 MWdc Misae Solar Park II.
Apr 4, 2025


Ferrovial Acquires 257 MW Solar Project in Texas
Ferrovial, a sustainable infrastructure builder and operator, announced the acquisition of a 257 MW solar project in Leon County, Texas, U.S. The acquisition agreement includes the construction and operation of the solar project, which is capable of powering over 36,000 households.
May 31, 2024


Ferrovial Expands into US Renewables with Texas Solar Project
Spanish infrastructure company Ferrovial SE has purchased a 257-MWp solar project in Texas, marking its first investment in the US renewables market. The project, located in Leon County, Texas, includes the construction and operation of the solar plant. Ferrovial Energy, a division of Ferrovial, is leading the project and plans to invest USD 72 million in the development.
May 29, 2024


Spain's Ferrovial buys 257-MWp solar project in Texas
Spanish infrastructure builder and operator Ferrovial SE (BME:FER) has acquired a 257-MWp solar photovoltaic project in Leon County, Texas.
May 29, 2024


Ferrovial acquires a 257MWdc PV project in Texas, powering 36,000 households
Ferrovial, a leading global infrastructure company, today announced it signed an agreement which includes the construction and operation of a 257 MWdc solar photovoltaic (PV) plant in Leon County, Texas, capable of serving over 36,000 homes.
May 28, 2024
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