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Silicon Ranch Announces Investments in Jefferson and Warren Counties to Support Georgia Power’s Clean and Renewable Energy Subscription Program

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  • Silicon Ranch announced the development of two new solar projects, Wrens in Jefferson County & Norwood III in Warren County, to meet growing energy demand in Georgia.
  • The company will develop, build, own, & operate both facilities, selling energy & renewable attributes to Georgia Power via the Clean & Renewable Energy Subscription (CARES) program.
  • These projects represent a significant capital investment & a new source of tax revenue for Jefferson & Warren Counties to support local priorities.
  • Wrens & Norwood III will utilize materials from U.S.-based manufacturers, including First Solar modules & Nextpower steel trackers produced in Alabama, Ohio, Louisiana, & Tennessee.
  • Silicon Ranch will manage the land using Regenerative Energy® agribusiness practices, such as promoting deep-rooted grasses, pollinator habitats, & potential managed livestock grazing.
  • The company owns Georgia's largest sheep flock & a cattle herd utilizing its patented CattleTracker system to pair energy generation with beef production.
  • Co-Founder & CEO Reagan Farr stated the company has invested or committed nearly $5 billion in Georgia to date.
  • Silicon Ranch operates over eight gigawatts of solar & battery storage systems across the U.S. & Canada, maintaining ownership of its entire portfolio.