Start-up Oil & Gas-Focused Electrical Infrastructure Service Provider Seeks Texas Retail Provider Certificate

HiVolt Energy Texas, LLC applied for an Option 2 Texas retail electric provider certificate

Option 2 REPs are limited to serving customers 1 MW and larger which provide an affidavit agreeing to such service

HiVolt Energy Texas, LLC is part of HiVolt Energy, which states that its mission is, "to solve electrical infrastructure challenges by collaborating with clients to develop, construct, and operate creative, efficient, and reliable power generation and delivery solutions."

"HiVolt Energy was launched in 2021 as an alternative approach to a growing need for electrical power in support of oil & gas operations. With collective team experience in the electric utility, consulting, upstream and midstream markets, we understand the broad set of challenges facing producers and the technologies available to optimize energy related operations and expenses. Our experience crosses the electric transmission, distribution, substation and generation industry -- including planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance. By leveraging this experience, HiVolt Energy offers a unique approach to electrical infrastructure modeled from the midstream industry," the company states

Josh Evans serves as President & CEO of HiVolt Energy. Evans previously served as principal at a full-service engineering, architecture, construction, environmental and consulting solutions firm, with Evans focused on energy and facility markets including Transmission & Distribution, Oil & Gas, Water, and Facilities. Evans has served in project management, overseeing planning, design and construction of over $2B in electrical and oil & gas infrastructure projects, and has also held commercial and operational roles

Andy Deck serves as Chief Commercial Officer of HiVolt Energy. Deck previously served as CEO, President, and in other senior leadership roles at various midstream companies

Affiliate HiVolt Power I, LLC also filed a registration as a power generation company for a 12 MW fossil fuel generator in Reagan County, Texas, with no interconnecting TSP