Energy Solutions

Powering farmers and cultivators with clean, affordable energy

Generate your own power, protect against rate hikes, and unlock tax credits — all in one integrated solution.

What We Offer

Smart power for agriculture

  • Solar Energy

    • Reduce electricity costs by up to 90% depending on kWh rate
    • Achieve solar-grown or carbon-neutral status
    • Protection from future utility rate increases
  • CoGen

    • Generate power when utility supply is insufficient
    • Lower costs via natural gas compared to grid electricity
    • Reuse engine CO₂ in your facility for added value
  • Battery Storage

    • Eliminate peak demand charges
    • Avoid blackout-related production losses
    • Peak shaving for cost control
    • Power reliability and crop protection
Why It Works

Our energy advantage for growers

  • Sustainable Power

    Harness solar and CoGen systems to reduce emissions, stabilize energy costs, and future-proof your facility.

  • Tax Incentives & Rebates

    Capture federal, state, and local tax credits alongside utility rebates to cut project costs and maximize ROI.

  • Flexible Financing

    Bundle solar, battery, HVAC, dehumidification, lighting, or roofing into a single lease or finance plan. Up to 10 years for cannabis and 15–20 years for agriculture.

  • Resilient Savings

    Protect your operation from record-breaking utility rate hikes with predictable monthly savings and reliable energy supply.

Common Questions

Solar & energy questions for growers

Can indoor farms and cannabis facilities qualify for solar tax credits?
Yes. CEA operators — including licensed cannabis cultivators — can claim the federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for solar installations. The ITC currently provides a 30% tax credit on the total system cost. Combined with utility rebates and battery storage incentives, solar can dramatically reduce both upfront costs and ongoing electricity expenses.
What is cogeneration (CoGen) and how does it benefit indoor growers?
Cogeneration (CoGen) is a system that generates electricity from natural gas while capturing and reusing the resulting heat and CO₂ as byproducts. For indoor growers, this means producing your own power when utility supply is insufficient, reusing exhaust CO₂ to boost plant growth, and lowering energy costs versus grid electricity — all from a single integrated system.
How does battery storage reduce electricity costs for CEA facilities?
Battery storage systems allow you to eliminate costly peak demand charges by storing energy during off-peak hours and discharging during high-cost peak periods. For grow facilities running 24/7, demand charges can represent 30–50% of your electricity bill. Battery storage combined with solar can significantly reduce or eliminate these charges while also protecting against grid outages and crop losses.

Take control of rising utility costs

Our energy team will assess your facility and identify the best combination of solar, CoGen, storage, and incentives available to you.

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