The Siting Resource Center (SRC) supports people and communities involved in decisions about where renewable energy projects are built. It helps local and state stakeholders access, interpret, and apply credible, reliable information when evaluating utility-scale solar, wind, and battery storage proposals. The organization addresses a common challenge in siting: useful resources can be scattered, difficult to access, and not presented in plain language or with relevant local context. This can make it harder for communities and governments to assess potential benefits and impacts, contributing to project delays, cancellations, and restrictions.

SRC works to streamline access to the information and expertise needed for informed, evidence-based renewable energy siting and permitting decisions. It synthesizes up-to-date research and connects stakeholders with vetted experts to help address siting challenges. Through these resources and connections, the center aims to support decisions that enable affordable, clean energy and benefit everyone. The organization also invites visitors to get in touch and sign up for updates on its work and the latest information from the Siting Resource Center.