Land leasing
Put your land to work.Lease it for solar.
Own more than 10 acres? Solar parcel leasing can turn open or underused land into a long-term, steady income stream while you keep ownership.
Tell us about your landHow solar parcel leasing works
A long-term lease, a clear agreement, and no guesswork about fit.
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You keep the land
A solar lease pays you for the use of a parcel over a long term. Ownership stays with you, and the land can return to you when the lease ends.
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Steady lease income
Rather than depending on crop prices or seasons, you receive predictable lease payments. Terms are set in a written agreement before anything is built.
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Not every parcel fits
Developers look for land that is large, workable and close to power lines. We help you understand early whether yours is a candidate.
What makes a good solar parcel
These are the factors that typically matter most. Meeting some of them is a start, and we will tell you plainly where your land stands.
- More than 10 acres of usable, contiguous land
- Relatively flat, open ground with limited shading
- Proximity to transmission lines or a substation
- Road access for construction and maintenance
- Local zoning and permitting that allow solar use
- Few wetlands, floodplain or protected-habitat constraints
The process
From first question to a clear answer.
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Send your inquiry
Share the location, acreage and current use of your land using the form below.
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Initial screening
We review the parcel against the basics: size, terrain, grid proximity and access.
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Review lease terms
If the parcel looks promising, we walk you through what a lease agreement typically covers.
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Decide on next steps
You choose whether to move forward. There is no obligation to proceed after the conversation.
Landowner inquiry
Tell us about your parcel.
Fill in what you know. Rough numbers are fine, and we will follow up with questions. For parcels of more than 10 acres.