Developing solar projects that serve the rural American Southeast with solar & storage solutions

landowner FAQ

Land Requirements

 
 
 
  • The duration of the construction phase is dependent on the size and the preparatory work required on the site. It may take several months or even years of development work before the actual construction process can begin.



  • Yes, EnerWealth may be able to build a system to power your home and/or commercial operation.


  • It is necessary to inform your lessee in advance to prepare for the conclusion of their farming or ranching activities. The good news is that they will have several months’ notice to winddown activities.

  • Renting is generally associated with shorter-term use, such as renting a house for a few months. Leases are typically long-term agreements. In the case of a solar land lease, it usually spans over 25 years or more.

  • Modern solar panels have a life expectancy of up to 35 years. Contracts for solar energy usually have a duration of 20-25 years. After the lease expires, the solar farm may either be dismantled at the operator's expense, and the land returned to you in its original condition, or you could opt for an extension of the lease if there is a continuous market demand for the power. If the lease is extended, the panels and other equipment might be upgraded, but the fundamental structure of the solar farm is likely to remain unchanged, subject to the advancements in solar technology at that time.