Using the sun’s energy to power our communities leads to cleaner air, water, and soil for future generations. With today’s focus on a national clean energy transition, landowners have new opportunities to create a sustainable source of income from their property.

We focus on minimizing impacts while maximizing energy output all while working to protect wildlife and habitat. Primergy will be responsible for conducting environmental studies and securing all permits necessary to safely build projects in your community.

Landowners across the country increasingly find themselves taking advantage of the benefits of solar land agreements for their community and their family. Solar power not only produces clean energy, but offers revenue from solar lease payments during the life of the project. The landowner either rents to a passive and reliable tenant, or sells the land, either way supporting clean energy projects that are often the largest taxpayers in the County.

Depending on location, we know that pollinators, water preservation, potential ground cover enhancement, agrivoltaics, and some types of grazing can work in harmony with a solar project. The land that hosts the project can also be left fallow for an extended period, which supports and rebalances soil nutrients, re-establishes soil microorganisms, as well as assists in breaking crop pest and disease cycles. Once the project has reached the end of its operational life, the solar equipment can be removed from the site, completing a process known as ‘land reclamation.’