Landowner / How it works

From submission to first lease check — usually 60 to 90 days.

There's no hidden process. Here's exactly what happens after you submit your parcel.

The four phases

What you do. What we do. When you get paid.

Phase 01

You Submit your parcel via the application form.

We Our acquisitions team runs a desktop review — title, transmission proximity, ERCOT congestion zone, humidity profile.

Outcome Within 3–5 business days, you hear back: yes, no, or 'tell us more.'

Phase 02

You If we proceed, sign an option-to-lease agreement.

We We pay an option fee, send a survey crew, run interconnection feasibility with the utility, and validate the AWG case.

Outcome 60-day diligence period. Option fee is yours regardless of outcome.

Phase 03

You Sign the long-form lease.

We We file with the AHJ, submit interconnection studies, secure equipment, and mobilize construction.

Outcome First base rent payment begins. Construction takes 4–6 months.

Phase 04

You Keep doing what you were doing on the rest of your land.

We Build, commission, and operate. Send you monthly statements with revenue share.

Outcome Recurring base rent + revenue share for 20–30 years.

What you keep

Continue your existing land use outside the lease envelope.

Unaffected. We don't touch them.

Yours. Lease envelope is fenced; the rest of the property remains yours to use.

Lease assigns to your heirs and continues making payments.

You can sell the land. The lease transfers with it.

Bonded. Land returns to original use at lease end.

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