Northern California's
Flagship
Regenerative Campus
1,357 acres of integrated food production, clean energy, technology infrastructure, and regenerative community — designed for long-term investors and visionary project developers.
Developed by Regenomy · A Division of Kawin Holdings Inc.
A Rare Convergence
of Land, Resources,
and Opportunity
Across the United States, food security, supply chain resilience, and rural economic development are converging into a new category of real asset investment. Lassen County represents one of the few regions where large-scale land, infrastructure potential, and development flexibility still exist together — at a price point that makes transformative projects financially viable.
The Lassen Food & Energy Campus is designed to unlock this opportunity through a structured, phased, and partner-driven model. Ten integrated development zones — from controlled-environment agriculture to AI-ready data centers — share infrastructure, energy, and logistics in a way that no single-use development can replicate.
"The last great undeveloped platform in Northern California."
Regenomy Development Team Assessment
Food Security
Supply chain disruptions have exposed the fragility of centralized food systems. Distributed, climate-resilient food production is no longer optional — it is a national imperative.
Energy Independence
Clean, reliable, and locally generated energy is the backbone of every modern enterprise. The campus integrates solar, geothermal, biogas, and battery storage into a self-sustaining microgrid.
Technology Infrastructure
AI and cloud computing demand land, power, and cooling at scale. Rural sites with renewable energy access are the next frontier for data center development.
Regenerative Returns
Investors are increasingly seeking real assets that generate financial returns alongside measurable environmental and social impact — a convergence this campus is purpose-built to deliver.
The Campus Master Plan
1,357 acres organized into ten purpose-built zones — each a standalone investment opportunity, collectively forming an integrated ecosystem that multiplies the value of every component.
NutriSecurity Campus
~100 AcresThe food production and processing anchor of the entire campus.
- →Controlled environment agriculture (greenhouses & vertical farms)
- →Freeze-drying and value-added food processing
- →Shelf-stable, high-nutrition product manufacturing
- →R&D innovation hub for food technology
- →Food security and emergency supply infrastructure
Target Investor Profile
Agri-food companies, food security investors, impact funds, USDA grant-eligible operators.
Lassen Food & Energy Campus — Wendel, Lassen County, California — 1,357 Acres Master Plan
The Last Great
Undeveloped Platform
in Northern California
Lassen County offers a combination of scale, resource potential, and development flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find anywhere in California or across the Western United States. The convergence of these factors at a single, master-planned site represents a generational investment opportunity.
Large-Scale Land Availability
Contiguous 1,357-acre parcels suitable for multi-use, phased development — a scale that is increasingly impossible to assemble in coastal California or the Bay Area.
Exceptional Renewable Energy Potential
High-desert solar irradiance, documented geothermal resources, and proximity to existing transmission infrastructure create conditions for true energy independence.
Strategic Regional Positioning
Located on CA-139, 20 miles from Susanville, with direct access to both California and Nevada markets. Positioned between Sacramento and Reno for supply chain efficiency.
Pro-Business Development Environment
Lassen County's rural designation enables development flexibility, streamlined permitting, and eligibility for federal rural development programs and USDA funding.
Clean Air and Water Resources
High-desert air quality and access to clean water resources provide critical advantages for food processing, data center cooling, and agricultural production.
Multi-Industry Alignment
The site is uniquely suited for the convergence of food production, energy generation, technology infrastructure, and destination hospitality — all within a single master-planned campus.
Flagship Status
Positioned to Become the Defining Regenerative Infrastructure Project of Northern California
No comparable integrated campus of this scale, diversity, and strategic positioning exists anywhere in Northern California. The Lassen Food & Energy Campus has the potential to define a new category of rural infrastructure investment — one that will attract national attention, federal support, and long-term institutional capital.
Four Macro Tailwinds
Converging at One Site
Each zone of the Lassen Food & Energy Campus is supported by powerful, independent macro trends. Together, they create a resilient investment thesis that is not dependent on any single market condition.
The $840B Food Infrastructure Imperative
Supply chain disruptions, climate volatility, and growing demand for locally produced food have created an urgent need for distributed, climate-resilient food production infrastructure. The USDA's $840M Regenerative Pilot Program and California's $21.5M food systems investment signal the scale of public commitment to solving this challenge. The NutriSecurity Campus is positioned to capture this capital while serving a genuine market need.
Renewable Energy at Scale: The Rural Advantage
Over 50% of new data center campuses are projected to exceed 500MW by 2035. The demand for land, power, and cooling capacity is driving developers away from congested urban markets toward rural sites with renewable energy access. Lassen County's high-desert solar resources, documented geothermal potential, and available transmission capacity make it one of the most compelling undeveloped energy sites in the Western United States.
AI's Land Rush: Rural Data Centers
The AI infrastructure buildout is creating unprecedented demand for data center capacity outside traditional markets. Rural California sites with renewable power, fiber connectivity, and development-ready land are commanding premium valuations. The campus's 200–300 acre Data Center Zone, powered by on-campus solar and geothermal, is designed to meet this demand with a differentiated, sustainability-forward value proposition.
The Experience Economy Meets Regenerative Agriculture
Demand for authentic, nature-based, farm-integrated hospitality experiences is growing rapidly. The Fresco Regenerative Village captures this trend by offering a premium destination experience that is directly connected to the campus's food production and regenerative agriculture activities. This creates a recurring revenue stream that also serves as a powerful marketing and community engagement platform for the entire campus.
Real Assets.
Multiple Revenue Streams.
Long-Term Value.
The campus is structured to accommodate diverse investor and developer profiles. Each zone can be developed independently while benefiting from shared campus infrastructure — reducing capital requirements and accelerating returns for every participant.
Institutional & Impact Investors
Real Assets · ESG · Infrastructure FundsThe campus offers exposure to a diversified portfolio of real assets — land, infrastructure, food production, and energy — within a single structured platform. Multiple revenue streams, long-term income potential, and measurable ESG impact make this a compelling addition to any real assets allocation.
Engagement Pathways
- →Platform-level equity participation
- →Project-level co-investment opportunities
- →Structured capital and income instruments
- →Long-term infrastructure partnership
Agri-Food Companies & Operators
Food Production · Processing · Supply ChainSecure a long-term, cost-competitive production base in a strategically located, infrastructure-ready campus. The campus's integrated energy and logistics infrastructure reduce operating costs significantly versus standalone facilities.
Engagement Pathways
- →Long-term site agreements for production facilities
- →Turnkey facility development partnerships
- →Co-investment in the NutriSecurity Campus
- →Offtake agreements and supply chain integration
Energy Developers
Solar · Geothermal · Biogas · Storage400–500 acres of solar-ready land, documented geothermal potential, and a captive on-campus energy demand create an exceptional opportunity for renewable energy developers. The campus provides both a development site and a guaranteed offtaker.
Engagement Pathways
- →Solar and battery storage development rights
- →Geothermal exploration and development partnership
- →Biogas and renewable natural gas plant development
- →Microgrid management and energy services
Data Center & Technology Operators
AI Infrastructure · Cloud · Colocation200–300 acres of data center-ready land with access to 50MW+ of renewable power, high-speed fiber, clean air and water for cooling, and proximity to both California and Nevada markets. Designed to accommodate hyperscale expansion.
Engagement Pathways
- →Site agreements for data center campus development
- →Build-to-suit facility partnerships
- →Renewable power purchase arrangements
- →Colocation and managed services partnerships
Hospitality & Destination Developers
Boutique · Experiential · WellnessThe Fresco Regenerative Village represents a rare opportunity to develop a premium, farm-integrated destination experience in an untouched high-desert landscape. Growing demand for authentic, nature-based hospitality makes this a compelling development opportunity.
Engagement Pathways
- →Boutique lodging development (20–50 units)
- →Farm-to-table restaurant and retail concepts
- →Wellness and experience programming
- →Event venue and conference facility development
Public Sector & Development Partners
County · State · Federal ProgramsThe campus is positioned to leverage multiple federal and state rural development programs, USDA funding, California climate investment grants, and economic development incentives. Public sector partners play a critical role in accelerating infrastructure development.
Engagement Pathways
- →USDA Rural Development program alignment
- →California Jobs First regional development grants
- →Federal renewable energy tax credit programs
- →Lassen County economic development partnerships
Important Notice: This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or investment products. All investment decisions should be made in consultation with qualified financial and legal advisors. Specific investment terms and structures are subject to negotiation and due diligence on a project-by-project basis.
Six Pillars of
Lasting Impact
The Lassen Food & Energy Campus is not simply a real estate development. It is a platform designed to generate measurable, lasting impact across six dimensions — making it uniquely attractive to impact investors, public sector partners, and mission-driven operators.
Food Security
Healthy security for a growing world — distributed, climate-resilient food production that reduces dependence on fragile supply chains.
Energy Independence
Clean, reliable, renewable energy for generations — a fully integrated microgrid that powers the campus and exports to the grid.
Technology Leadership
AI-ready infrastructure for a digital future — data center and fiber infrastructure that positions Lassen County as a technology hub.
Community Wellness
Vibrant living, education, and opportunity — the Fresco Village creates a destination that benefits the entire Lassen County community.
Environmental Stewardship
Regenerating soil, water, and ecosystems — every zone is designed with environmental restoration as a core operating principle.
Economic Prosperity
Jobs, investment, and long-term value — the campus creates hundreds of direct and indirect jobs while generating lasting economic activity in Lassen County.
Ready to be part of something historic?
The Lassen Food & Energy Campus is actively seeking development partners and investors.
A Collaborative
Platform Model
Regenomy acts as the platform architect — bringing together land, concept, infrastructure, partners, and capital to make projects happen. Each partner engages at the level that matches their expertise and capital, within a governance structure designed for long-term alignment.
Regenomy
Master planning, development origination, infrastructure coordination, partner onboarding, and long-term platform stewardship. Regenomy brings together land, concept, partners, and capital to make projects happen.
Strategic Land Partner
The 1,357-acre Wendel site is held by a long-term strategic land partner committed to the campus vision. The land is made available for development through structured, long-term agreements that align incentives across all parties.
Sector-Specific Partners
Companies and investors who develop individual zones through structured site agreements. Each zone is independently capitalized while sharing campus infrastructure — reducing costs and accelerating timelines for every participant.
NutriSecurity + Fresco Village
Regenomy directly develops and operates the two anchor projects — the NutriSecurity Campus and Fresco Regenerative Village — establishing proof-of-concept and generating early campus momentum that benefits all zone partners.
Foundation
- ·Complete master plan and infrastructure design
- ·Initiate NutriSecurity Campus development
- ·Launch Fresco Regenerative Village
- ·Secure first zone development partners
Activation
- ·Achieve significant development milestones
- ·Solar and battery storage development
- ·Data Center Campus partner onboarding
- ·Geothermal exploration and development
Scale
- ·Full campus infrastructure build-out
- ·Agro-Industrial Zone activation
- ·Biogas and Biochar plant development
- ·Regional supply chain integration
Maturity
- ·Future Expansion Zone development
- ·Platform optimization and refinancing
- ·Regional replication and licensing
- ·Long-term institutional capital structures
Why Partner with Regenomy
Regenomy brings deep expertise in master planning, regenerative development, and infrastructure platform creation — combining the vision of a developer with the discipline of an infrastructure operator.
Structured for Success
Each zone engagement is structured to align incentives between the platform, the landowner, and zone partners — ensuring that every participant benefits from the campus's collective success.
California Governed
All development agreements are governed by California law, with transparent governance structures and clearly defined roles for all parties. Specific terms are negotiated on a project-by-project basis.
Let's Build
in Lassen
We are currently engaging with food and agro-processing companies, energy developers, data center operators, hospitality developers, institutional investors, and public sector partners. Tell us about your interest and we will respond within 48 hours.
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Developed By
Regenomy
A Division of Kawin Holdings Inc.
Wendel, Lassen County, California