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Jonathan D. Niblack

EVP, Business Development

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Connie E. Johnson

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Aaron Rotenberg

Aldred Montoya

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) from Landowners

As leaders in the transition to a more sustainable, reliable, affordable energy system, our Strategic Partners we offer these program at no up front capital contribution from you!
Great question! The programs are offered in the majority of states. However, please check the listing below to see which programs are available in your state:

"California (All Programs)"

"Colorado (All Programs)"

"Connecticut (All Programs)"

"Delaware (All Programs)"

"Florida (SolarFarms Only)"

"Georgia (SolarFarms Only)"

"Illinois (All Programs)"

"Maine (All Programs)"

"Maryland (All Programs); "

"Massachusetts (All Programs)"

"Minnesota (All Programs);"

"New Hampshire (All Programs)"

"New Jersey (All Programs)"

"New Mexico (All Programs)"

"New York (All Programs)"

"Nevada (All Programs)"

"North Carolina (All Programs)"

"Oregon (All Programs)"

"Rhode Island (All Programs)"

"South Carolina (All Programs)"

"Vermont (All Programs)"

"Virginia (All Programs)"

"Washington (All Programs)"

Both. Our Strategic Partners can lease or purchase land, depending on the landowner’s interests.
The process typically begins with an Option Agreement, which is a period of 2 years that covers the early-stage development of a project.
The Strategic Partners spend up to a few hundred thousand dollars during the Option Period to ensure that the site is ready for the Solar Project. This includes environmental, geotechnical, & engineering studies, and local, state, & federal approvals.
A typical lease agreement is 25 years.
Typically, conditions indicating the land is not suitable for a Solar Project will result in the lease being cancelled. Connection, soil, and land studies will all be completed in the early stages of development to understand the feasibility of the site.
Income generated from the lease of the roof space or land may or may not be considered taxable revenue. The tax consequences vary based on your individual situation. Please consult with your tax professional for guidance.
The Landowner will have full control of their property during the Option Period. The Landowner will have minimal responsibility that consists of coordinating site access for development purposes.
Landowners can expect above-market lease rates.
There are very minimal impacts of a Solar Project on the surrounding area. Visual screening is available to prevent the solar arrays from being seen, and the equipment does not produce significant noise.
The lease agreement that the landowner has with our Strategic Partners will transfer to the new owner. Having a recurring revenue stream on the property often results in higher property value.
First, we look at how much square footage is available and how many panels we can fit on the site. Then, we review the land to determine any other factors that may affect the number of panels that can fit. Finally, we use meteorological data provided by sources like the U.S. Energy Information Administration to determine how many kW-hours of electricity your site will produce.