Silicon Ranch Corporation

Silicon Ranch owns everything behind our home in CT and several of our neighbors homes. They put so millions of dollars into their solar farm, and then neglected all of the property that we have to look at every single day. There is a huge amount of dead trees, fallen trees, the brush is taller than me. It causes so many ticks and rodents. And, it's just downright atrocious looking. I have sent numerous amount of emails and left voicemails to this company and have yet to recieve a response. I even let them know that we are not even asking for them to do anything because we would be more than happy to clean the land up itself, as it goes back about 100 feet from our backyard to the solar farm. We offered to plant trees too! Nothing! No response. It's their land, and they should take care of it. With the amount of money this company brings in, which according to Google has over a $2.5 billion net worth, I think they can take care of a few acres of land for these homes that were forced to share a property line with them. Especially now that we have to see their solar panels.

This Company has completely neglected the land for their SR Maryville East solar project in TN. The brush is over 4 feet tall and a breeding ground for Ticks, Mosquitos, and rodents. Construction was supposed to start over 1 year ago, and has not yet started, in the meantime the land has been ignored and become overgrown, and a hazard to the community. Company refuses to take responsibility for their land.

This company has phenomenal leadership and people who are driven by a worthwhile mission to help decarbonize the grid. I am seeing some comments about cutting down trees, but Silicon Ranch always conducts environmental impact studies for any project, and their projects bring jobs and economic development to the communities they work in. They are also tax paying members of the community for all of their project locations. A+ Organization!

This company is cutting down forests to put up solar panels. They are causing massive deforestation and habitat loss. How can a company claim to be "green" when they have no regard for nature or the environmental impacts of what they are doing. Trees are great for the environment and this company disregards that to the fullest.

Possibly the dumbest solar installation I've ever seen: Houston Solar Project off I75 & Firetower Rd in Elko,Georgia. Start with a great spot for sustainable and natural forestry. Cut down all the trees and replace with glass, plastic, and metal. Horrible. Ought to be criminal

supplied my town with energy so now we can finally have clean water