Working with landowners

Our projects start with landowners. We work with farmers, ranchers and families across America to develop onshore wind, solar and battery storage projects that fit their land, support their goals and help power communities.

We know many properties have been in families for generations.

That’s why we take time to listen, answer questions and understand how the land is used before plans move forward.

Whether you are exploring a new opportunity or already working with us, you should know what to expect and who to call.

Landowner partnerships by the numbers 

Why landowners work with us

Building on what matters


For many families, the land is more than an asset. It is part of a livelihood, a legacy and a way of life. Hosting renewable energy infrastructure can provide an additional source of income while allowing many landowners to continue farming, ranching or managing the land around project equipment.

Every property is different

We work directly with landowners to understand how they use their land, what they want to protect and what kind of agreement works best for them.


A renewable energy agreement is a long-term decision. Our role is to explain the process clearly, answer practical questions and stay accountable once a project is built. We believe strong partnerships are built through realistic planning, clear communication and honoring our commitments.

What renewable energy can bring to your land and community

What to expect


Renewable energy projects take time. Not every early conversation becomes a project, and not every project moves forward on the same schedule. We keep landowners informed as plans develop, questions come up and decisions are made.


Interested in hosting a project on your land?

Tell us a little about your property, and a member of our team will reach out to discuss what may be possible.

For current landowners

Contact our team with questions about your agreement, payments or property access at landowners@orsted.com or 512-470-7805.

Taking care of the land


We produce the power communities need today while caring for the land they will depend on tomorrow.

During project development, we look for opportunities to restore native ecosystems, improve habitat and conserve important lands. Our work includes prairie conservation in Kansas, prairie preservation in Texas and playa lake restoration in the Southern Plains.

We also plan projects around how land is used today. Many landowners continue farming, ranching and managing their operations alongside renewable energy projects. We work to be a good neighbor by communicating clearly, maintaining project areas and planning responsibly for the full life of the project.

Learn more about our stewardship work

Landowner stories

Real landowner stories help explain what partnership looks like in practice. To protect privacy, we recommend featuring first name, project type and general region only unless a landowner gives explicit permission to share their full name and location.


Frequently asked questions

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