Welcome to the Lighthouse Park.
From microgrids to micro-economies. Decentralized power, shared ownership, and culture at the core.
ABOUT US
The Lighthouse Movement is a practical, hopeful plan to rebuild local prosperity—one community at a time.
We develop Lighthouse Parks: 3-5 acre, net-zero business hubs where energy, food, mobility, and data are produced on-site and owned cooperatively. Each Park is a living economy: mass-timber architecture wrapped in Energy Harvesting Envelopes (solar BIPV façades and high-performance roofs), vertical-farm CEAS for year-round food, EV/H₂ fueling under the Lighthouse Fuels canopy, shared logistics via Lighthouse TradeSpace, and an inviting Commons atrium for work, learning, and culture. Beneath the surface, the Lighthouse Heat Sink System (LHSS) stores thermal energy (sand-battery-ready), while the Lighthouse Energy Ecosystem Brain—our 3D digital-twin EMS—coordinates electricity, heat, water, and hydrogen as one “Body of Light.”
This is cooperative capitalism in action. Tenants and local partners co-own the infrastructure; revenues circulate locally; resilience comes from decentralization. Each Park typically hosts ~45 tenants and supports a $3–5M annual micro-economy, with transparent governance rooted in the seven cooperative principles. Our Compliance Framework sets non-negotiables (net-zero, CEAS, Commons atrium, LHSS), standing options (RE-WILD adjacent lands, education programs), and negotiables tuned to place and partners. The result is a repeatable template communities can adapt and replicate.
Lighthouse Parks are designed as nodes in a growing network—energy islands that export surplus power and heat, logistics hubs that shorten supply chains, and culture centers that welcome everyone for coffee, music, and conversation. They are laboratories for measurable regeneration: open-data performance, biodiversity gains, carbon storage, and real savings for people and small businesses. They are also bridges: Nation-to-Nation partnerships with First Nations; pathways for builders, trades, and designers; labs for scientists and students; investable vehicles for impact funders and legacy-minded Baby Boomers; purpose-driven careers for youth.
Our aim isn’t to build a brand. It’s to build belonging.
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From energy to economy—and from isolation to community—the Lighthouse Movement is a simple idea with wide consequences: when people co-own the essentials of life, resilience and prosperity become everyday realities.