Environmental & Energy
Oct. 17, 2025
Energy agencies sue Origis, claim $200 million solar scheme
Two California community energy agencies sued solar developer Origis USA, alleging a $200 million scheme to inflate project costs and exploit regulatory deadlines for profit on a Fresno County solar project.





Two California community energy agencies have filed a lawsuit against one of the nation's largest solar developers, claiming $200 million in losses and accusing the company of a years-long scheme to extort higher prices for a solar and battery storage project.
Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and Central Coast Community Energy (3CE) allege that Miami-based Origis USA LLC and its subsidiary, San Luis West Solar LLC (SLW), breached contracts, made false promises and engaged in...
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