About Us.

We put power in the hands of people, promoting sustainable growth & individual energy independence. ​

Born and Raised Local

Lightspring, LLC launches reliable and efficient solar farms, as well as commercial and residential solar installations across North Dakota and Minnesota.

We have a central office in Bismarck but our team of installers and energy auditors are stationed across the state of North Dakota. 

Our Goal

We believe humanity's greatest power is cooperation, where each person plays a part and shares a reward.
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We design solutions that draw on the wisdom of the human network to power a better tomorrow.

Our Team

Ryan Warner
Co-Founder

Born and raised in North Dakota, Ryan brings an eclectic background to Lightspring. 

After graduating from the University of North Dakota, Ryan lived for a decade on the east coast, pursuing music and technology opportunities in Boston and New York. After the birth of his first daughter, he moved back to North Dakota with his wife and started working for a local property insurer as their Chief Technical Officer. 

Ryan seeks to contribute to a legacy of intelligent energy consumption and design with Lightspring. 

James Kambeitz
​​Co-Founder

James Kambeitz is an experienced communications specialist, working as a film director, editor, scriptwriter, public speaker, television and radio producer. James directed, shot, edited and produced over 500 television programs. He has a Master’s Degree in English from the University of North Dakota and Post-graduate work in Cinematography at the prestigious Polish National Film School in Lodz, Poland.

James is a fourth-generation North Dakotan and has been a life-long clean air advocate, volunteering on the American Lung Association of ND Board of Directors as well as actively promoting clean energy, sustainability, local agriculture, music, art, culture and small businesses in Bismarck-Mandan. He has been a member of and volunteered with local groups such as: Urban Harvest, BisMarket, Go Bismarck-Mandan, the ND Film and Media Association, local CSAs (community supported agriculture), such as Riverbound Farms, and several other groups.​