Energy and Infrastructure Development, Nationwide

We Orchestrate Complex Projects

LinkPro develops energy and infrastructure projects in all 50 states, with 500+ MW in active development and operations and more than $300M in federal grants, tax credits and private capital deployed. We work with tribal governments, commercial property owners and capital partners.

Our role is project orchestrator: one accountable lead across feasibility, funding, permitting, procurement, construction and operation, so the owner keeps control and the project keeps moving.

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What We Develop

  • Tribal Sovereign Energy

    We help Nations move from landlord to owner: tribal utility authority formation, HEARTH Act leasing, microgrids and generation the Nation owns, funded with federal grants, tax credits and private capital.

  • Solar and Energy Storage

    Rooftop and ground-mount solar with battery storage for commercial portfolios, retail and utility-scale sites: feasibility, interconnection, compliant module procurement, construction and operation.

  • EV Charging Hubs

    We develop and operate Tier 1 and Tier 2 charging hubs: site selection, utility coordination, funding, construction and operations, with storage where it keeps demand charges from eating the margin.

  • Project Orchestration

    Owner's representation and consulting for complex projects: feasibility studies, economic analysis, grant writing, legal entity formation support, engineering coordination and construction oversight.

  • Funding and Capital

    We build the capital stack around the project: federal and state grants, tax credit structuring and private capital, with every program verified against current rules before it goes into a model.

  • Commercial, Retail and Housing

    Ground-up commercial, retail and housing development, including 3D printed concrete construction with WILLOW 3D. In California we also build it as the licensed general contractor.

Start With a Conversation

Tribal leaders can request our Tribal Sovereign Development Playbook, a 98-page working reference issued individually and in confidence. Property owners and capital partners can reach us directly. Either way, the first step is a plain conversation about what you are trying to build.