Pedal Steel Solar collaborates with partners that share our values to elevate the Heartland states and energy economy.
Developers
Pedal Steel Solar is actively seeking opportunistic acquisitions of utility-scale solar and storage projects. Our nimble nature allows us to effectively develop mutually beneficial partnership structures. If you have a project you would like to sell or partner on, please contact us. Together, we can leverage our individual strengths to ensure project success and drive industry growth.
Power Purchasers
We pride ourselves on delivering creative, high-quality solutions to help utilities, corporations and municipalities meet their clean energy goals. As a trusted partner, we collaborate with our customers, adapt to your needs and guide you throughout the process. We offer a variety of competitive clean energy solutions through various structures, including but not limited to:
- Power Purchase Agreements
- Virtual Power Purchase Agreements
- Green Tariff Programs
- Renewable Energy Certificates
- Turnkey project sales
If you are interested in working with us, please contact us.
Communities
We partner with organizations across the Heartland to ensure economic and ecological prosperity in the communities we develop in. We are dedicated to wholistic land-management techniques to further elevate the area in which our projects are located. See here for more information on our community engagement and land management strategies and below for organizations we are proud to be a part of.
Associations
Arkansas Advanced Energy Association
Arkansas Monarch Conservation Project
American Solar Grazing Association
Pedal Steel Solar is a member of American Solar Grazing Association and actively participates in their monthly meetings. Pedal Steel Solar looks for collaborative partnerships with local solar grazing shepherds during the operations of our solar projects. When possible, we will contract with local sheep farmers to move the sheep onto the site in the spring, care for them through the grazing season and move them off the site for the winter. Sheep are the most common solar grazing animals, as they are the best-suited species. Solar grazing keeps farmland in farm production and allows farmers to increase and diversify revenues without taking land out of food production. Solar grazing also contributes dairy, meat and wool to regional markets while reducing the need for mowing at solar sites, reducing emissions and costs.