What We Know
The Marshall Springs Solar Farm and Battery Storage Project is a 1,000-acre industrial energy development planned between State Highway 16 North and Lower Crabapple Road (east–west), and Country Creek Lane and Old Willow Road (north–south).
Developed by AMPYR Energy, a company headquartered in Singapore with U.S. offices in Long Beach, California, the project will include approximately 800 acres of solar panels and a 150-megawatt battery storage facility.
The site lies just a short distance from Fredericksburg’s historic Main Street and borders residential neighborhoods, family ranches, and local wineries. If built, the project would clear trees and vegetation across a large portion of the rolling Texas Hill Country landscape—an area already scarred by the recent Crabapple Fire.
Our Mission
We are not against renewable energy. We are against the reckless placement of an industrial solar and battery facility that threatens our land, our health, and our future. Our mission is simple:
Stop the Marshall Springs Solar Farm and Battery Storage Facility — and demand responsible, community-first energy solutions.
Together, We Can Make a Difference
This is our Home. Our Land. Our Water. Our Safety. Our Future.
Together, we have the power to stand and protect it.
