Solutions
If you own land in a solar- or wind-resource area, or industrial land near a growing corridor, you've likely been approached — or are considering being approached — about leasing or selling it for a project. This page is for landowners who want to understand what that actually involves before agreeing to anything.
We work with landowners directly: explaining what a solar or wind lease typically means, what documents you'll need, and coordinating the agreement once you decide to move forward.
If a developer or intermediary has approached you, it is reasonable to ask: who will actually hold the lease, for how long, how much of the land will be used, how rent and escalation work, and what happens to the land at the end of the term.
We answer those questions in plain terms and help you get your documents in order. We always recommend you have any agreement reviewed by your own legal adviser before signing.
Most delays for landowners come from records that have not kept up with reality — a Patta still in a late relative's name, a family partition that was never registered, or boundaries that have shifted since the FMB sketch. Sorting these out early puts you in a stronger position whatever you decide.
