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Why a Solar PV Project
on your land?
Why a Solar PV Project
on your land?
No investment required from the land owner
we invest in the project and you as the landowner will receive a lease payment.
A stable income
Leasing your land for a solar project provides you with a stable and guaranteed source of income of up to €4,000 per year per hectare for the duration of the lease, which can be up to 35 years.
Land Preservation
Solar farms are generally low impact in terms of land use. They can be easily removed at the end of the lease, allowing the land to be returned to its original state or used for other purposes.
A green energy
Photovoltaic plants uses the sun’s light to produce carbon-free and illimited energy.
A solar panel reaches carbon neutrality within two years and has a lifespan of 30 years, making it one of the most environmentally friendly energies available.
A benefit for all type of stakeholders
Land Owner
- All costs are covered by us
- Get revenue from inexploited lands
- We take care of the maintenance of the land
- We pay for the property tax
Farmer
- All costs are covered by us
- Provides financial stability while still farming the land
- contribute to 2 strategic issues:
- Food sovereignty
- Energy independence
- Protects your production from heatwave
Community
Supporting PV plant implementation have several advantages for a community
- Provides local tax
- Improve the economy of the region with local construction & maintenance employment
- Can improve the competitiveness of your territory with negotiated electricity prices (PPA)
Any land over 1 hectare matching the below criteria might be elegible
Farming Area (Agrivoltaic)
Agrivoltaic are solar plants designed to protect crops, reduce water needs, or provide shade for animals.
Examples
- Crops
- Vineyards
- Vegetables
- etc
- Livestock farming
- Sheep
- Cattle
- Others
Abandoned or Wasteland
Any land no longer in use and lacking significant ecological value.
Examples
- Old quarry or Landfill
- Industrial Wasteland
- Agricultural wasteland (not farmed for 5 years)
- Artificial lakes
Nearby an urban area
Any land near an urban area. This could be abandoned, private, or professional land.
Examples
- Disused building
- Unutilized and/or non buildable area
Frequently asked questions
What happens when the land lease ends?
At the end of the lease, you have the option to extend the contract, dismantle the installations, or keep the solar farm as is.
Is my non-buildable land eligible?
Yes, because buildable land is not necessary.
Urban or nearby urban zones are preferred, but all areas are conceivable.
Will the solar plant damage my land?
No, a solar farm has little impact on the environment.
Its footprint is very small, and the panels do not pollute the soil.