08/27/2026
Most people driving the I-5 and 99 corridor see the freight, the industrial buildings, and families stopping for a much-needed road-trip break. What you don't see is the layer underneath, where the same ground earns again and again.
Aqueduct, transmission, fiber, solar, and battery storage all cross Tejon Ranch land, including Calpine's 105-megawatt Pastoria Solar Project generating power on the ranch. Each one is a counterparty paying to operate on the corridor, and each one signs for the long term.
Every year, the state needs somewhere to put what it builds next, whether that's a fiber route, a water line, or a system that doesn't exist yet. This land sits where those systems have to connect, so the next build routes through the same ground as the last. The land was here first, and California keeps arriving at it.
As California builds toward its energy and water future, the next decade is already taking shape here, one system at a time. TRC carries that infrastructure while keeping 90% of the ranch in permanent conservation, holding and stewarding this ground long after the building is done.