Cypress Creek Renewables is the American leader in Local Solar. Cypress uses a data driven approach to identify and acquire underutilized land on which it builds solar farms ranging from 2 – 20MW on average, and currently owns the largest solar farm east of the Mississippi River. Cypress sells the renewable energy these solar farms create back to local communities, typically at rates lower than fossil fuels. This process guarantees widespread, affordable access to clean energy.With over 4 gigawatts of local solar farms deployed or in development (enough to power nearly a million homes) across 15 states, Cypress Creek Renewables is the largest and fastest-growing dedicated provider of local solar farms in the United States.Cypress Creek Renewables is the leader in ‘local solar’ and partners with local communities and utilities to provide widespread access to affordable, clean energy. Cypress Creek Renewables local solar solutions produce energy at or below market costs, while our locally based development strategy allows us to deploy solar where the power is needed most. With over $1.5 billion invested and 4 gigawatts of local solar farms deployed or in development (enough to power nearly 1,000,000 homes), Cypress Creek Renewables is the largest and fastest growing dedicated provider of local solar farms.

 Cypress is fully integrated, and it finances, builds, and operates its utility scale solar farms with the support of over 200 team members, and has invested over $1.5 billion into solar farms since 2014. Cypress’ philosophy is that the solar farm process only works if it is a “win” for everyone, promoting partnerships with landowners, local communities, regulators, lenders, and consumers (utilities, businesses and individuals) to maximize green energy usage as well as create local jobs and community development. With over 3 gigawatts of local solar farms deployed or in development (enough to power nearly a million homes) across 15 states, Cypress Creek Renewables is the largest and fastest-growing dedicated provider of local solar farms in the United States.