The Land & Liberty Coalition

We've seen claims that solar destroys wildlife habitat. In reality, well-managed solar sites can support pollinators, birds and small mammals while preserving open space. Unlike urban sprawl, solar can leave room for wildlife to thrive.

Wind and solar projects strengthen local communities by paying $3.3 billion a year through property, state, and local taxes.

Renewable energy is making a difference across the country, powering homes, supporting jobs, and helping landowners put their property to work. Source:

Want to be a voice for responsible renewable energy development in your community? Become a member of our coalition and join a network of landowners, advocates, and community members working to protect property rights & support rural opportunity.

The next decade will require more electricity than any in U.S. history. To meet demand and power economic growth, we need an all-of-the-above energy strategy: ✅ Affordable ✅ Reliable ✅ Ready to deploy

Even as the energy landscape shifts, solar energy continues to offer long-term benefits like lower electricity costs and increased energy independence. It’s a smart way to make the most of your land and secure lasting value for your family and community.

RT @ConsEnergyNet: #NationalCleanEnergyWeek starts today, and we are celebrating all month long! ⚡ Throughout September, we’ll highlight the state leaders, partnerships and policies advancing clean, reliable and affordable energy across our network. Follow along! #NCEW

Today, we’re celebrating the people who keep America moving. From the fields and job sites to small businesses and energy projects, hard work is what keeps our communities strong and our country moving forward. Happy Labor Day from the Land & Liberty Coalition.

Did you know? Currently, almost 1.4 million Americans are employed by the clean energy industry. Wind, solar, and storage make up 19% of U.S. electricity, with more on the way. Let’s keep investing in American-made power and American-made opportunity.

Did you know that utility-scale solar is a significant economic contributor? Solar creates jobs, increases property tax revenues, and creates an economic engine for communities.

Founded in 2018, the Land & Liberty Coalition is a diverse coalition of farmers, landowners, and community stakeholders united by a shared commitment to protecting property rights, supporting community growth, and advancing responsible, sustainable land management practices.

To protect our energy future, we need a modern transmission system. It’s the backbone of a secure, resilient power supply. Renewable energy infrastructure isn’t just an investment in our economy, it’s an investment in national security.

Keeping energy local helps farmers stay in business for the long haul. That means land stays in the family, generation after generation. Learn More:

When extreme weather puts our grid to the test, solar power is there to deliver. From scorching heat waves to winter storms, solar strengthens America’s energy supply. Resilient energy means a stronger, more reliable grid for every American.

National Director Brenden Miller and Bradley Pischea of Pischea Strategies had a discussion today at the National @ConsEnergyNet Summit on community engagement, building local trust, and how strong relationships can help move energy projects from conversation to reality.

Landowners deserve the right to decide what’s best for their property. Whether it’s harvesting crops or harvesting wind and solar, property rights must be protected, not politicized. #PropertyRights

The next decade will require more electricity than any in U.S. history. To meet demand and power economic growth, we need an all-of-the-above energy strategy: ✅ Affordable ✅ Reliable ✅ Ready to deploy

Myth: Solar panels leak and release poisonous gases. Fact: Solar panels are made from safe, silicon-based materials. They don’t leak. Even the small amounts of heavy metals used in some panels are contained and don't contaminate water.

Renewable energy not only fortifies but also enriches local communities, injecting a staggering $3.1 billion annually through property, state, and local taxes annually.

Well-planned solar projects support biodiversity, improve soil health, and allow the land to keep working through grazing, pollinator habitats, or dual-use farming. Renewable energy doesn’t replace productive land, it helps it thrive.