Lease Your Land for Solar in Pennsylvania

 

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Turn Your Land Into a Solar Income Opportunity

Are you a Pennsylvania landowner? Attendees of the Pennsylvania Farm Show can discover how solar leasing turns land into a source of steady income. Leasing your land for solar farming is not just a smart financial decision—it’s a way to secure passive, reliable income while supporting the local energy transition.

Why Lease Your Land for Solar?

  • Steady Passive Income: Earn consistent lease payments, with rates increasing annually by 1.5% to 2.5%.
  • No Upfront Costs: Solar developers cover the costs of development, installation, and maintenance.
  • Long-Term Financial Stability: Lease terms often span 25-40 years, providing security for you and your family.

Why Solar in Pennsylvania?

  • Pennsylvania’s solar energy goals include increasing solar power generation to 10% by 2030, requiring approximately 124 square miles of land.
  • Solar farms are in high demand, with land lease rates ranging from $700 to $1,000 per acre annually, depending on location and land suitability.
  • The state offers attractive incentives like the Solar Energy Program (SEP), Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), and other grants to support renewable energy.

What Makes Your Land Ideal for Solar?

  • Proximity to utility infrastructure, such as 3-phase power lines and substations.
  • Land size of at least 10 acres with mostly flat, unobstructed topography.
  • Minimal environmental constraints, such as wetlands or critical habitats.
  • Compliance with local zoning and permitting requirements.

Take the First Step Today

Don’t miss this opportunity to secure financial stability and contribute to Pennsylvania’s clean energy future. Fill out the form below to see if your land qualifies for solar development.

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