Rural Communities.
Real Power.
Farm Power is building a network of locally owned energy resources, starting right here in Vance County, North Carolina. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient future.
Vance County
Our pilot. Our proving ground. Our blueprint for rural America.
A Community-Built Energy Network
We're bringing together local assets, local people, and proven technology to build a smarter, stronger, and community-owned energy future.
Listen & Engage
We start by listening. Connecting with farmers, landowners, businesses, and residents.
Map & Assess
We identify local assets and energy needs to understand our opportunity.
Design Together
We co-design the network — prioritizing what brings the most value to our community.
Build & Deploy
We install local energy assets and connect them to our smart, coordinated platform.
Operate & Optimize
We actively manage the network to lower costs, increase reliability, and create new value.
Share the Benefits
Local ownership. Local control. Local prosperity. That's Farm Power.
Why Start in Vance County?
- Strong community leaders ready to collaborate
- Diverse local energy assets and opportunities
- A clear need for greater reliability and control
- A community that believes in building the future together
What We'll Build Together
- Solar & storage on farms, businesses, schools, and public buildings
- Smart microgrids for critical services and emergency resilience
- A local energy platform that coordinates resources and reduces costs
- New revenue opportunities for landowners, farmers, and local partners
- Good jobs and long-term economic benefits for our community
This is not a project done to our community.
It's a network built by our community.
And the benefits stay here.
Help Us Build The Blueprint For Rural America
Vance County is our first step — but the vision is much bigger. If you believe in locally owned, community-powered energy, we invite you to pledge your interest.
In Progress
Building partnerships.
Mapping assets.
Designing the future.
Together.