Cascadia Mesh · Sound & Anchor Cascadia Mesh
A multi-use rural community plaza and clean energy transit station at the intersection of scientific innovation, environmental protection, and hands-on public education.
At Project America, our mission is rooted in a simple conviction: the infrastructure we build today shapes the world our children inherit tomorrow.
Central Washington leads the nation in abundant, renewable hydroelectric power. By locating this project along critical highway corridors — including US-97, US-2, and SR-28 — we are bridging rural communities with the future of zero-emission mobility.
We are actively coordinating with regional stakeholders — including Douglas PUD, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), and local landowners — to ensure the proposed facility serves community needs and state clean transportation goals.
We are not only building charging stalls — we are engineering a living laboratory. The hub will integrate smart grid interconnection and sustainable building methods to show how clean infrastructure can operate efficiently in rural settings.
Interactive educational displays help kids, students, and visitors learn how hydroelectricity, physics, and renewable power systems work together to clean our air — inspiring future scientists, engineers, and conservationists.
By accelerating the shift to zero-emission freight and passenger transit along agricultural and freight corridors, we reduce highway emissions, preserve air quality, and safeguard Central Washington’s natural beauty.
Rural communities deserve equal access to modern infrastructure. This project brings clean economic development, educational resources, and reliable transit options to local families and small businesses.
To turn this vision into reality, Project America is taking a thoughtful, community-first approach with utility, transportation, and landowner partners.
We don’t inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.
Everything we build is designed with a century-long horizon — a healthier, more sustainable future for the next generation.
Working alongside Douglas PUD engineering teams to align smart power distribution.
Partnering with WSDOT to meet state freight corridor and access standards.
Engaging local property owners to identify land adjacent to highway rights-of-way and distribution lines.
Questions, suggestions, or potential site partnerships in Douglas County? We would love to connect.
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