We exist to remove the deployment constraint

Terawatts demand a different way of building. This is it.
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Planted is the autonomous power deployment company. We combine planning software, high-density terrain-following solar arrays, storage, and field robots into one system that transforms power plants from construction projects into manufactured products.

our philosophy

The world needs more power.
We’re building the system to unleash terawatts.

After years of building and scaling infrastructure projects and power technology, we saw how legacy solar deployment—with its long timelines, rigid designs, and fragmented workflows—was holding the industry back. So we set out to fix it.

We rebuilt the system from the ground up, combining advanced software, high-density terrain-following solar arrays, and automated installation into one end-to-end system.

Power now scales like a production line: every robot off the line adds megawatts of capacity, and every project makes the next one faster. That's how deployment stops being the constraint.

The team

We helped shape the gigawatt era. Now we’re building what the terawatt one needs.
Eric Brown
Chief Executive Officer
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Nate Beckett
Chief Operating Officer
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Dennis Cha
Director, Growth and Strategy
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Taylor Page
Director, Project Operations
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Tim Whalen
Director, Development
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Angela Kwok
Director, Business Operations
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Vinnie Sagastume
Development Manager
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Amy Harff
Project Manager
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Myles Robinson
Solution Engineer
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Sae Joon Cheon
Electrical Project Engineer
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Robert Stuart
Principal Robot Software Engineer
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Jason Zide
Director, Mechanical Engineering
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Ross Olason
Principal Software Engineer
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Richard Erb
Co-founder
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Backed by the investors and innovators shaping the future of power

Breakthrough Energy Ventures
Piva Capital
RA Capital
Gigascale
Google
Khosla Ventures

It’s time to deploy

We’re hiring people who challenge the defaults, sweat the details, and want their work to put real power in the ground. Machines do the toil; people make it happen. If that sounds like you, get in touch.
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