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How do I get a land lease for a solar farm?

You’ll need to connect with a solar developer to secure a land lease for a solar farm. By following these four steps, you can put your land to use generating solar energy: If developers haven’t tried to connect with you already, research which solar developers are offering solar farm leases in your area.

Can a ground-mounted solar panel be installed on a farm?

Depending on the lease terms, ground-mounted solar may or may not be allowed on the site. If it is allowed and current farming operations are suitable for a ground-mounted solar PV array or if unused land exists, ground-mounted solar PV may be an option. How can I reduce soil compaction when installing ground-mounted solar panels?

Can verogy Lease Your Land for a solar energy industry project?

Verogy can work with you to lease your land to nearby utility companies that want to generate solar energy for their consumers. If you’re ready to lease your land for a solar energy industry project, reach out to Verogy today.

Does leasing land for solar farms pay off?

Landowners and communities throughout North America are seeing first-hand how leasing land for solar farms and other renewable energy projects pays off. Allocating a portion of your land to lease for an energy project opens up a diversified and dependable income stream.

What is agrivoltaics & how does it work?

Agrivoltaics is defined as agriculture, such as crop production, livestock grazing, and pollinator habitat, located underneath solar panels and/or between rows of solar panels. Solar energy offers farmers the opportunity to harvest the sun twice—the same reason land is good for farming (flat, open areas), also makes it good for solar installations.

Who should I hire for a solar farm project?

Preferably hire someone with knowledge and experience in solar farm projects. Your attorney will make sure that certain wording in the contract that gives the upper hand to the developer is avoided. It must not, for instance, require you to relinquish your land in any case or give “easements” to the developer — whatever that means!