The Benefits of Leasing Land for Community Solar
Community solar offers farmers, ranchers, and landowners a reliable and sustainable revenue stream while preserving their land's agricultural heritage.
This flexible, small-scale solar development provides long-term financial stability by diversifying income without disrupting traditional farming practices. We work with landowners to agree to use a portion of their property for solar energy, allowing the rest of the land to be farmed just as it has been for generations.
It’s About Legacy
We take great care to ensure minimal impact on your land because we know it’s more than just land; it’s your legacy. Land can naturally regenerate under solar panels with sustainable land management and protection practices, like sheep grazing and pro-pollinator ground cover. And if you choose not to renew the lease, we ensure all land is restored to pre-construction conditions—ready to benefit the next generation.
Why Community Solar?
Community Solar delivers the security of guaranteed, long-term revenue while enabling landowners to continue working the rest of their land as they have for generations.
We work closely with landowners to maintain the integrity of their land through sustainable land management and protection techniques.
Leasing a property for solar development helps local communities meet their energy needs, create skilled jobs, and generate vital tax revenue.
Why Summit Ridge Energy?
A Partnership Built to Last
For us, it comes down to trust. We own and operate all our projects, so we don’t just build and then go away. We're in it for the long haul. When you partner with us, you partner with a developer who will be with you from start to finish. Summit Ridge Energy and its projects make good neighbors; that’s why our landowner partnerships are built to last.
About Us
As the nation’s leading community solar company, Summit Ridge Energy partners with landowners to bring jobs, industry, and locally produced power to energize communities nationwide. Since 2017, we’ve developed over 35,000 acres of surplus land into solar and storage projects that deliver long-term value to landowners while maintaining the integrity of their land for generations to come.