Be part of our transition to renewable energy

Solar and wind projects require land. We site our projects with the following criteria:

• A need for energy in the area.
• Constructible land based on topography and access.
• Minimal environmental concerns such as wetlands, waterways and sensitive habitats.

We will contact you shortly after your survey submission with our initial impression of your land. At a later date, if we decide to move forward with a project using your land, we will contact you about signing a lease or purchase option. Once a contract is signed, we will move forward with the development and construction of the project.

You are not committing to anything by filling out the survey. The survey just tells us that you are interested in learning how your land could be part of our transition to more renewable energy.

We are focused on working with landowners who voluntarily want to be part of a renewable energy project. If you decide you are no longer interested in leasing your land to us, please wait until we reach out to you then inform us of your decision not to participate.

We understand that some of our customers may have difficulties accessing the internet, but unfortunately, we cannot accept your information over the phone. Most public libraries offer computers with an internet connection. If a library is unavailable, we would suggest you reach out to a friend or relative to submit this information.

You can submit the survey without all the information. We will do our best with the information provided. However, please understand that omitting information might mean that we don’t have enough information to properly evaluate your land.

We can't look up that information for you. Please resubmit the survey if you believe you've submitted incorrect information.

If you saw the submission confirmation page, we received your responses. If you did not receive submission confirmation, please resubmit the survey.

Projects can take a long time to develop. Please be patient.

At this stage, there are no legal documents for an attorney to review. You are welcome to reach out to an attorney at your expense if you have questions about legal issues relating to leasing or property options. We cannot provide legal advice or opinions on these issues.

If a decision is made to enter into a lease or contract with us, we recommend working with a lawyer.

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Lease payments will not appear as a credit on your bill. Due to tax law, lease payments must be made separately from electricity billing.