Around the world people are beginning to address the realities of global warming, rising energy demand and the scarcity of resources needed to meet the requirements of our growing global industrialization.

Recently we have also seen the effects of our dependence on foreign oil and its impact on our economy. We need to make a change in the way we live our lives. We believe that this is the time in history that we must begin to consider the future of the earth we live on and take action. With advances in technology and a firm commitment we can achieve this goal.

RansonGreen is designed to be a part of this effort to reduce and eliminate carbon emissions while creating a community that can exist and thrive on renewable and non-polluting energy sources.

RansonGreen will be a vibrant place to live and work with ample opportunities for shopping, recreation, civic and cultural activities and entertainment. RansonGreen will be a home to major corporations and thriving small businesses as well as an example of the best in architecture and urban design.

Located in Ranson, West Virginia, RansonGreen is at once a continuation of the past as embodied in the historic fabric of Ranson and neighboring Charles Town as well as a bold new example of sustainable design and environmentally responsible development.   RansonGreen will build upon the tremendous success that Jefferson and Berkeley Counties has achieved by attracting national companies and high value government agencies that are now being located in the panhandle region as ancillary facilities to the main agencies in and around Washington, DC,

RansonGreen is part of one of the most historic areas in the United States. Charles Town was originally surveyed and developed by Charles Washington, George Washington's brother. Nearby are Harper's Ferry National Historic Park and the colonial towns of Frederick, Hagerstown, and Winchester.  Leesburg, VA. and Martinsburg, WV are are also in close proximity as is Shepherdstown with its University.

More importantly, Washington, DC is a little more than an hour drive away. Leesburg is within half an hour and Dulles airport can be reached in forty minutes. RansonGreen also benefits from outstanding rail and road access. Both Norfolk Southern and CSX have tracks that run either through or adjacent to RansonGreen. MARC commuter rail is already close to RansonGreen serving Martinsburg, Duffields and Harpers Ferry. It is envisioned that commuter rail service is highly probable in the near future with a commuter station located on site. Interstate 81 and Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport (home of Air Force 2) can be reached within 10 minutes using the newly completed limited access Rt. 9. Interstate 70 is less than 40 minutes away.

In addition, RansonGreen is immediately adjacent to Route 340, a major regional highway with Front Royal, VA and Frederick, MD within 30 minutes.

The Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers offer outstanding recreational opportunities. Cultural tourism, one of the most rapidly growing segments of the leisure travel industry, will find a host of exciting and educational venues in the area. These include Harpers Ferry, the C & O Canal, numerous parks, festivals and cultural events. Charles Town Races and Slots attracts large numbers of visitors and for those who like adventure, Summit Point Raceway, one of the nation's premiere private race tracks, is just a few miles away.