For farmers
Turn a single lease into working capital
A turbine in the corner of a field, a solar array on lower-grade ground, or an anaerobic digestion contract can carry real long-term value — but that value usually arrives a little at a time, over decades.
Many farm businesses have priority projects — renovations, new buildings, land purchases, or paying down existing borrowing — that sit on hold simply because rent arrives too slowly to fund them. If your land already carries a renewable energy lease, some or all of that future income can be brought forward as a single payment, rather than waiting on it year by year.
You don't have to capitalise the whole lease
There's no requirement to release your entire rental income. Many farmers choose to capitalise only what a specific project needs, keeping the rest of their lease income flowing as normal — and can come back for more later if circumstances change.
It doesn't touch your land ownership
This isn't a land sale. You keep the land, and the lease agreement with your developer or operator continues as before — you're simply changing how and when you're paid for part of it.