California SOLAR FARM DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
How to start a solar farm in California.
Solarcollab helps California landowners develop and fund a solar farm on their vacant land.
Solar farm development is an easy process if you have the right information.
How to start a solar farm in California
Own Your Own Solar Farm
If you are a California landowner that has 50 acres of land you might earn as mucha as $50,000 a year renting your land to host a solar farm. If you owned the same solar farm the annual revenue could be as high as $292,000 a year depending on how you structure and develop the solar farm.
California Solar Farm Funding
Blended solar farm project funding for California is now possible that includes Traditional Finance, Decentralized Finance, Climate Finance and Philanthropy funding. Our unique solar farm project financing is what will allow you to own your own solar farm instead of just renting you land.
California Agrisolar Farms
Combining an agricultural activity with your solar farm is the key to getting your project funded while “jumping” the interconnection queue. A traditional solar farm may take four years to build and interconnect. Our approach allows you to start earning money in as little as two months,
California Solar Farms
Solarcollab assists property owner in CA to develop and fund a solar farm on their vacant land. California landowners can now take advantage of Federal Energy Regulated Commission policies to become solar power entrepreneurs by being involved in the development of ground based solar power plants in the California.
California Agrisolar Farms
1. See if your land meets the requirement to host a solar farm in California. It all starts with having cleared flat land in a rural part of California. Solarcollab helps you navigate the process of leasing your land for a solar farm in CA, or even owning up to 70% the entire solar farm project through blended project financing that inlcudes, TradFi, Defi, ClimaFi and PhilFi.
California Solar Farms
2. Provide us with more information about your specific California property. Next step in our process is to fill out our detailed "Host A Solar Farm Application" form.
California LANDOWNERS
3. California land lease rates and California power purchase agreements for CA. How much solar electricity will your California land produce and what is the going rate for an California electric utility.
California LAND RATES
4. Solarcollab engineers are ready to perform a solar design for your California based solar farm. Using remote design software, our solar engineers use google maps to “fly” over your California land to perform a construction ready solar design for your California ground-mount solar power plant.
HOST A SOLAR FARM APPLICATION
Please fill out EVERY field on this form. If you leave the google maps link blank and if you don’t upload an image with your propery boundaries outlined in red… we will not be able to help you and we do not have the time to respond.
If you don’t currently own the land… please do not fill this form out.
Step 5 - Join our next conference call and receive personal coaching about how to start a solar farm in California.
Provide us with your email to get a notification for our next live group questions and answer session. Landowners from all over the country are learning how to maximize their revenue streams on their vacant land to generate clean solar electricity. California is a favorable location for our landowner solar farm development program… don’t miss out, and join our video call.
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