Biomass Co-Generation Plant: Grid Ready / Carbon-Negative Potential

Investment Overview

Prime renewable energy and industrial development site located along California State Route 273 in Anderson, California, with excellent access to Interstate 5. This 28.7-acre biomass co-generation facility was originally designed to convert wood and forest residues into renewable baseload electricity and thermal energy. The site sits in one of Northern California’s most active timber and renewable energy corridors, offering abundant feedstock, established utility infrastructure, and strategic transportation connectivity.

Investment Highlights

• Size: ±30 acres
• Zoning: Industrial (buyer to verify — historically M or M-L along the CA-273 corridor)
• Infrastructure: Biomass plant foundation and interconnection points
• Feedstock Advantage: Access to regional wood residues and forest management byproducts
• Connectivity: CAISO grid access, excellent trucking routes (I-5 / CA-273), nearby fiber for AI/data center potential