A utility-scale solar and AI infrastructure campus in California's high desert. It will generate clean power on site and use it right where it is produced.
AI is changing what digital infrastructure needs. It needs large, steady blocks of power, delivered reliably and at scale. In much of the country, new demand can wait years for grid capacity.
Lancaster One takes a different path. The campus brings together large-scale solar, energy storage, on-site firming and next-generation data infrastructure on one site. Clean power is produced, managed and used in one place, which eases pressure on the regional grid.
Generation, storage and computing sit together on the same ground. No long-distance transmission, no waiting on the grid, and clean power that never has to travel to find its use.
Utility-scale solar arrays that draw on one of the strongest solar resources in the United States.
Battery storage and on-site firming that keep clean power flowing through the evening and in changing conditions.
Purpose-built facilities for high-density AI computing, designed around the energy system that powers them.
High-desert skies with long, clear days all year.
A city with a long record in clean energy and an open approach to new industry.
Open land suited to large, integrated infrastructure, planned with care for its surroundings.
Within reach of Southern California's economy, workforce and technology corridor.
We plan for the long term, follow a careful process and work closely with the community.
The project is going through review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with the City of Lancaster as lead agency.
The campus is designed to use land, energy and water efficiently. Habitat and cultural resources are being studied as part of the environmental review.
The project will create construction and long-term operating jobs and support the local economy.
We are planning for the full life of the campus, from construction through operations, together with the community.
Battery storage and on-site firming carry clean power through the evening and through changing conditions, so the campus runs on its own generation around the clock.
Public input is an important part of the review process. The City of Lancaster manages the opportunities to comment, including public notices, meetings and hearings. The City will announce them through its official channels.
Lancaster One is structured for long-term institutional investment. We welcome conversations with partners who take a disciplined, long-term approach to energy and digital infrastructure.
Project equity, development capital and project finance.
Generation, storage, power systems and computing platforms.
Organizations looking for reliable AI capacity powered by clean energy.
Qualified parties can request a project briefing. We share detailed materials under a confidentiality agreement.
Request a briefing →Aster Energy Development LLC, a project company of GGF Partners, is developing Lancaster One in collaboration with FPH2, its development partner on the project.
GGF develops large-scale infrastructure that supplies on-site power to AI computing. It brings together generation, storage and digital infrastructure, and it leads each project from site selection through financing and delivery.
Together, the team brings project development, energy and infrastructure experience to Lancaster One, and works closely with the City of Lancaster and the local community.
Tell us who you are and what you would like to discuss. A member of the project team will follow up.
For official public notices, visit the City of Lancaster Planning Department ↗.