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If you own a parcel of land that is not being used, solar can be a valuable opportunity for you to create a passive income stream with your land. BOW partners with landowners of greenfield, brownfield, and even school sites to build solar projects that benefit you and your community.<\/p>\n
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\u201cGreenfield\u201d refers to land that is undeveloped, such as farms or open space.<\/p>\n
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\u201cBrownfield\u201d is land that has been previously developed that could be contaminated, such as industrial sites or landfills.<\/p>\n
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Though the ultimate goal for hosting a solar project is to work toward a clean energy future, the immediate benefits of solar include:<\/p>\n
A solar project lasts 30-40 years. During this time, the landowner maintains ownership of the land and is paid on a per-acre basis for the use of their land. During the leasing period, landowners can continue to use their adjacent lands for farming or other activities that do not disrupt the solar farm. Landowners are not responsible for maintenance or decommissioning of the solar project and are free to use the land however they want after the lease expires. Solar projects are conscientiously designed to be low impact on the land, and once removed, the land will be restored to near its previous condition.<\/p>\n