Mammoth Solar Ecosystem

Bringing Heritage Farming Back to Northwest Indiana

Energy Generation, Food Production, Dual Use Farming

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Mammoth Solar Projects

Mammoth Solar honors the legacy of farming families who’ve built Pulaski and Starke Counties from the ground up. Together, we’re shaping a future that keeps land productive, families supported, and communities strong, with affordable and reliable energy rooted in the same values that have powered this region for generations.

Farming has always been about working with the land. Today, solar energy helps local landowners do just that; earning steady income while protecting soil, supporting pollinators, and ensuring the land stays in family hands for decades to come. 

“Our commitment is to the people who live and work here: the farmers, families, and neighbors who call Northwest Indiana home.”

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Project Impact At A Glance

A snapshot of how this project delivers real energy, jobs, and investment for the community.

Jobs & Local Economy

Real impact through employment and economic growth in the local community.

Jobs
Overall Job Creation
Total jobs supported over the life of the project.
Jobs
Current Project Jobs
Workers currently on-site and supporting the project.
Jobs
Local Active Jobs
Of active jobs right now, 90% are local hires.

Community Investment

Direct dollars flowing back into local communities over the life of the project.

Community
Direct Community Investment
$1.8M invested directly in both counties so far.
Community
Payments Scheduled
$130M in scheduled payments tied to planned capacity.

Energy Capacity

Delivering renewable energy at scale. Powering homes and strengthening local infrastructure.

Energy
Planned Capacity
Total clean energy capacity planned for the full build-out.
Energy
Operating Capacity
Already delivering power to the grid today.
Energy
Under Construction
Additional capacity currently being built.
Households
Households Powered at Full Build-Out
Equivalent to more than 350,000 homes powered when complete.
Households
Households Powered Today
Current operating capacity already powers tens of thousands of homes.
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Mammoth Solar is one of the largest energy complexes in the country; built right here in Pulaski and Starke Counties. When complete, it will generate over 2,245 megawatts (MW) of electricity, enough to power roughly 350,000 homes. 

But beyond the numbers, Mammoth is about people: 

Powering Progress, Preserving Heritage

Farm families who can keep ownership of their land 

Future generations who’ll inherit cleaner air and stronger local economies 

Communities that benefit from new jobs and tax revenue 

Empower farmers to diversify their land use and revenue stream by participating in dual-use practices

Mammoth Solar is proof that rural Indiana can lead the way in America’s energy future, while staying true to its roots. 

Quick Facts:

Solar leasing offers farmers stability in an unpredictable world. It’s a way to stay on the land, keep control, and create predictable income that supports families’ future. With Mammoth Solar, farmers still fully own their property. Partners who choose to do so can continue compatible farming uses like grazing, pollinator habitats, and even certain types of crops. Once the project ends, the land is restored to its original condition, if not better, than before solar.

It’s not about changing what farming means, it’s about ensuring it continues.

Keeping the land in the family and working for the future

Mammoth Solar Allows Farmers:

Long term, reliable income without selling the land

Full decommissioning and land restoration plan

Options for grazing and farming activities

Guarantee of farms viability for future generations