Kiowa County

Solar Project

The project is owned by Tango Holdings, LLC (Tango)—a joint venture formed by Savion Equity, LLC (a subsidiary of Shell plc) and a fund managed by the Ares Infrastructure Equity strategy (Ares)—with Shell serving as the asset manager.

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Utility-Scale Solar Energy Generation Facility

21K

Equivalent to powering 21,000 Oklahoma homes annually

100 MW

Located adjacent to the town of Snyder / Kiowa County, Oklahoma

2025

Commercial operation date

The Project

Kiowa County Solar Project is Savion’s first project in Oklahoma to be developed, constructed, and owned by the company. Beginning its journey in 2017 and obtaining a generation interconnection agreement in 2022, construction on the project lasted from August 2023 to December 2024. Kiowa interconnects into the AEP substation and connects to the Southwest Power Pool as it quietly generates renewable energy during its 40-year lifespan.

Agrivoltaics

We’re proud to partner with local farmers beyond the fence to help manage on-site vegetation in a more sustainable way at Kiowa County Solar Project.

We’ve also introduced 400 sheep and their loyal guardian dogs at Kiowa. These sheep will naturally maintain the site, reducing the need for mechanical mowing while supporting soil health and habitat quality.

As Savion’s first project to integrate sheep grazing, Kiowa County Solar Project demonstrates what’s possible through cross-team collaboration and a shared vision for sustainable land use.

189,921 bifacial solar panels

Single-axis trackers

31 Inverters