Landowners in Australia
Partnering with EE on renewable energy projects for your land
FAQ
Why include a renewable energy project on your land?
Solar panels and wind turbines on field sites are a source of long-term income. It is an economically secure investment with a stable return.
Solar and wind energy are attractive, additional crops for landowners who wish to continue with their current agricultural activities. Both solar and wind projects have become cheaper to produce and construct, while the energy sources are becoming more and more popular.
Solar panels and equipment typically cover around 30% of the leased area, while the space occupied by wind turbines is as little as 3%. This leaves plenty of space for sheep to graze, and in the case of wind farms cattle and cropping, allowing farmers to generate further income from the land.
Why collaborate with EE?
When you partner with EE through long-term leases, we can offer attractive index linked payments for the use of your land for our wind and solar projects.
These rental payments provide the assurance of secure long-term income to support your current and future plans. Where it is your preference we may purchase the land, allowing you to realise this value sooner.
EE has a successful track record of developing, constructing and operating hundreds of solar and wind projects. Please take a look at our company presentation, available on our corporate website, for more information on our past projects.”
What are the costs?
All costs associated with developing the site will be covered by us. In the unlikely event that a project is not successfully developed, there will be no cost to you.
What maintenance is needed?
Solar and Wind projects require very little maintenance. There will only be a few visits per year from a small maintenance team. If any fault arises, our remote monitoring system will immediately notify our in-house asset management team who will take the appropriate action to fix the problem.
I have more questions!
If you have other questions not answered here, please feel free to contact our Australian project team below.
Contact the Australian project team
Catriona McLeod
Country Manager
Joshua Petrass
Senior Development Manager
Yannis Vasilopoulos
Head of EPC, Australia