What is required for a wind project to be successful?
Typically five things are needed if your wind project is going to pay for itself. More...
FAQ's
How do I get out of a wind lease?
Every lease agreement is different and you will need to consult a lawyer.
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Is leasing my land to a wind developer my only option?
Landowners can get involved with wind energy in a variety of ways.
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Are wind turbines good for my community?
Wind projects bring significant economic development to their host communities through property taxes, new jobs, and work for local contractors.
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Is there enough wind on my land to make a wind project profitable?
A precise understanding of your wind resource is the cornerstone of any wind project. The power in the wind varies greatly from one location to another. Click on the question to learn more
How do wind turbines affect property values?
There is no evidence property values are affected.
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How will wind turbines affect my farm? How much space will they take up?
Wind energy and farming are very compatible. Very little land is actually taken out of production.
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What questions should I ask before signing a wind lease agreement?
Wind agreements are long term and legally binding, making it crucial for you to review them carefully and investigate anything you don’t clearly understand. You should always consult an attorney before signing anything. More...
How much do farmers get paid to host wind turbines?
Wind lease terms vary quite a bit, but general rules of thumb are: $2,500 to $5,000 per turbine, $3,000 to $4,000 per megawatt of capacity, or 2-4% of gross revenues. Click headline to read more
What different types of wind projects exist?
Wind turbines and wind projects come in many shapes and sizes. Click on the question to learn more
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