Lindsay Precast launches Lindsay Renewables

Lindsay Renewables’ product set includes solar ballasts for landfill applications.

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One of Lindsay Precast's products is concrete solar ballasts.
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Lindsay Precast, a designer, integrator and prefabricator of engineered steel and precast concrete structures, has launched its new division, Lindsay Renewables (LR).

The Canal Fulton, Ohio-based company has more than 20 years of experience in the renewable space and says the Lindsay Renewables division will build on its industry leadership while providing strategic alignment across its clean energy products and solutions. The Lindsay Precast staff and team responsible for its renewables products will continue operations under the Lindsay Renewables moniker.

“As market demand for our renewables products and expertise continues to grow, consolidating our capabilities in a new division allows us to streamline operations and accommodate future expansion,” Lindsay Precast CEO Ron Lindsay says. “We’re thrilled to unify the clean energy solutions we’ve built over the decades under the Lindsay Renewables name.”

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LR’s product set includes steel battery energy storage systems (BESS) container integration, prefabricated skid-mounted solutions, charging platforms for electric vehicles, concrete solar ballasts for landfill applications and substation equipment foundations within the utility and commercial and industrial (C&I) markets.

According to Lindsay Precast, it has acquired more than 10 million square feet of storage capacity, has deployed more than 15 gigawatts of skid-mounted solutions and provided hundreds of megawatts of solar ballasts. The LR division will leverage Lindsay Precast’s nine nationwide locations and operate as a full-service integrator, offering design and prefabrication support through a project’s entire lifecycle.

Lindsay Precast was acquired in 2021 by MiddleGround Capital, Lexington, Kentucky, an operationally focused private equity firm that makes control investments in North American middle market business-to-business industrial and specialty distribution companies.

“As the U.S. moves toward clean energy targets while simultaneously managing aging legacy infrastructure, Lindsay Precast offers highly engineered product solutions that support renewable energy transitions and bolster national infrastructure systems,” MiddleGround founding partner Lauren Mulholland says. “Aligning the company’s core capabilities within Lindsay Renewables positions the company for continued growth, and on a larger scale, allows it to provide even greater contributions to the energy needs of the future.”