Solar Roof Lease FAQ

A solar farm is a group of ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) solar panels installed in a sunny location, that work in harmony to produce electricity for your community.

The minimum expected useful life is 25 years; however, many arrays can last for decades beyond that.

The electricity from a solar farm is sent to the local electric grid and is used by the nearest load source.

Stable, steady long-term income.

We consider land of all shapes and sizes. Generally, successful projects are built on clear, flat property with immediate access to 3-phase power.

Solar panels do not create pollution or introduce hazardous materials into the environment.

Yes. The standard operating term of a solar land lease is 25 years.

You must be an authorized representative of the landowner.

Lease rates are unique to each project. Our lease rates are based on system size rather than acreage.

Mineral and water rights are retained by the landowner.

Every municipality is different. Generally, solar is not taxable.

The project company.

All panels and related equipment are removed and recycled, returning the land to its pre-lease state.

Yes.