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.

Who is solarlandbuyer?

We work with some of the Country's largest landowners and we understand how to structure win-win transactions. SolarLandBuyer.com is backed by an investment fund so project development is fully funded from the time a project is accepted.

How do I choose a solar panel farm?

First, take a look at your land. If it’s a flat, open space that’s 20 to 25 acres, your land is a good candidate for an average-sized solar panel farm. You should also know that once a solar developer installs the solar panels, they’ll have very little impact on the physical state of your land.

Does a landowner have to maintain a solar farm?

The landowner receives annual lease payments and has no obligations to maintain the solar farm. The team at OYA believes in long-term, trusted partnerships with landowners that are built on integrity and reliability. Our knowledgeable project developers will guide you through each step ensuring that any questions or concerns are addressed.

Are solar farms a good neighbor?

Solar farms are enclosed by fencing and landscaping to minimize visual impacts and often add hundreds of trees to the neighborhood. As a good neighbor, solar farms don’t have wild parties or play polka music at 1am!

Can You Lease Solar Land?

Of course, utility scale solar projects aren’t your only solar land leasing options. You can also lease the land to a company, university, or municipality that purchases the solar panels outright.