Increase your revenue with reliable long-term land rental or a single up-front payment by using a portion of your land to meet the demand for solar power.
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Your land is more valuable than ever. If you’re interested in generating a regular income from your land as well as creating clean, renewable energy, then setting up a solar farm could be perfect for you. Using your land for solar power production can result in a steady, reliable income per acre, while boosting the local community and helping to cut carbon emissions across the country.
Guaranteed long-term rental period up to 30+ years
Capitalised upfront payment *based on a compliant solar farm’
Contribute to the creation of over 100 jobs during solar farm construction
The benefits
If your land is between 25-100 acres, relatively flat and mostly free from shading, it could be exactly what we’re looking for. Our solar farms are developed to meet strict planning requirements while preserving your land and wildlife wherever possible. Plants can still thrive and sheep can still graze. Meaning you can benefit from existing agriculture while generating clean, renewable energy. Resulting in two revenue streams from one piece of land for years to come.
How it works
Our standard lease agreement is for a 30-year period, giving you a guaranteed, long-term revenue stream. Rental payments are made quarterly in advance, even before panel installation begins. All payments are index-linked meaning they'll rise annually with inflation and also come with the option to receive 30-year payments in advance.
Why choose us?
Our directors and staff have completed over 500MW of solar farms, either connected directly to the grid or dedicated to some of the UK’s largest and well-known companies such as BT, Coca Cola and Tetley Tea. That’s the equivalent of powering 140,000 homes. We currently have over 400MW of projects in our pipeline and our electrical and thermal schemes have saved over 500,000 tonnes of CO2 with Ofgem in the last 24 months.
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Are you interested in leasing your land?