# ENGIE Long Draw Solar LLC

ERCOT asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/engie-long-draw-solar-llc

ENGIE North America · Borden County · ERCOT

Long Draw Solar is a 225 MW photovoltaic facility in Borden County, Texas. EIA's May 2026 inventory lists one operating generator under Plant ID 62845, with service beginning in December 2020 and ENGIE North America as the registered operator. ENGIE describes itself as the long-term owner and operator. ENGIE reports a 15-year power-purchase arrangement serving four Texas municipal utilities.

## Profile

- **Grid role:** Utility-scale solar generation serving ERCOT and four Texas municipal utilities.
- **Operating record:** 225 MW · December 2020 service month.

## Metrics

- **Operating capacity:** 225 MW — EIA and ENGIE
- **Commercial operation:** Dec 2020 — EIA and ENGIE
- **PPA term:** 15 years — Four municipal utilities
- **Interconnection:** 138 kV — Long Draw switching station
- **Resource stack:** 2 resources — LGDRAW_S_UNIT1_1 · LGDRAW_S_UNIT1_2
- **Registry anchor:** Plant 62845 — ENGIE North America

## Facts

- **Operating capacity:** 225 MW — EIA and ENGIE · confidence: high
- **Equipment:** 76 inverter stations — PUCT filing · confidence: high
- **Owner and operator:** ENGIE North America — ENGIE · confidence: high
- **Commercial operation:** December 2020 — EIA · confidence: high

## Sources

- [EIA May 2026 generator inventory](https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860m/) — U.S. Energy Information Administration · regulatory — Current generator records, capacity scopes, dates, status, operator, and technology.
- [Long Draw interconnection filing](https://interchange.puc.texas.gov/Documents/49238_4_1010601.PDF) — Public Utility Commission of Texas · regulatory — 138 kV interconnection, WETT counterparty and agreement date.

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Website: [ENGIE](https://www.engie-na.com/project/long-draw/)
Profile published: 2026-07-17T03:34:14.350Z
Source: Ask the Grid — https://askthegrid.com/