WORKING TIMBERLANDS

We work with major landowners like Weyerhaeuser to identify where large-scale solar can fit within that existing use.

A person sawing wood with a chain saw

In North America, large timberlands are already working landscapes — supporting forestry, recreation, wildlife habitat, and long-term stewardship across rural communities.

We work with major landowners like Weyerhaeuser to identify where large-scale solar can fit within that existing use. The goal isn’t to replace the land’s role, but to add another one: long-term energy generation in places where land access, grid proximity, and regional demand make development viable.

Done responsibly, these projects create stable revenue for landowners, strengthen local tax bases, support schools and infrastructure, and add needed clean power capacity without competing with prime agricultural land or more intensive existing uses.