David Ureno,
Plant Manager, Prairie Wolf Solar Farm
Follow along with David Ureno, our Prairie Wolf Solar Facilities Manager, as he takes us on a behind-the-scenes journey through a day in his life.
The growth of the data center market has accelerated at a pace few anticipated. AI adoption, cloud expansion, and always-on digital infrastructure have created unprecedented demand for power — and that demand isn’t slowing. To unpack why Geronimo Power is stepping into this space — and how we’re doing it differently — we spoke with two leaders shaping our strategy.
What’s it like to intern at Geronimo Power? As a Communications intern myself, I know my story, but I wanted to get the full picture. So, I spoke with recruiters, mentors, and fellow interns at the company to understand what makes this one of the most respected programs in the industry.
At Geronimo Power, safety isn’t simply a priority — it’s a foundational value that shapes everything we do. Safety, in practice, is about more than just following protocols. It’s about preparing for the unexpected, building strong relationships, and ensuring the well-being of everyone involved, from our team to the surrounding community.
Senior Project Developer
Geronimo Power
Permitting Lead
Geronimo Power
Marta Lasch is the Permitting Lead for the Nobles County Data Center, where she oversees environmental due diligence and land use permitting across local, state, and federal agencies. With nearly a decade of expertise working at the company, she has advanced over 1,600 MW of utility-scale wind, solar, and storage projects throughout the Midwest and Texas—550 MW of which are in Minnesota. Her work focuses on regulatory compliance, environmental risk mitigation, and coordinating with multiple agencies to advance major infrastructure projects.
Marta holds a B.S. in Geology from Iowa State University. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and dancing with her husband, exploring state parks, gardening, and cheering on the Frost.
