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Wind Energy Developer / Provider Information

Wind Energy Developer Information

Entity Type Individual Person Corporation Limited Liability Company (LLC) Partnership Sole Proprietorship Trust Non-Profit Organization Government Entity

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Where the entity was formed

Authorized Representative

Person authorized to sign

Representative Title

Title or position

Address

Street Address

Full street address including suite or unit number.

City

City of wind energy developer residence or business.

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State where this address is located.

ZIP Code

5-digit ZIP code.

Email Address

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Phone Number

Best number for direct contact.

Landowner / Property Owner Information

Landowner Information

Entity Type Individual Person Corporation Limited Liability Company (LLC) Partnership Sole Proprietorship Trust Non-Profit Organization Government Entity

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Where the entity was formed

Authorized Representative

Person authorized to sign

Representative Title

Title or position

Address

Street Address

Full street address including suite or unit number.

City

City of landowner residence or business.

State Select... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia

State where this address is located.

ZIP Code

5-digit ZIP code.

Email Address

Used for correspondence and notices.

Phone Number

Best number for direct contact.

Wind Energy Agreement Terms

Project Site Address / Legal Description *

Include the legal land description for wind easement filing. Wind energy easements must be recorded with the county recorder to bind future landowners.

Agreement Type * Select… Wind Land Lease (landowner leases acreage to developer) Wind Easement (developer purchases wind rights) Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Wind Turbine Purchase & Installation

A wind land lease gives the developer exclusive rights to develop wind energy on the property. An easement permanently conveys wind rights. A PPA governs sale of energy output.

Turbine Capacity (MW per turbine)

Modern utility-scale wind turbines typically range from 2–6 MW. The total project capacity (number of turbines × MW) determines interconnection requirements and revenue potential.

Number of Turbines

The planned number of turbines on the property. Turbine placement requires setback distances from property lines, residences, and roads — typically 1,000–2,000 feet depending on state law.

Annual Lease Payment or PPA Rate *

Wind land lease payments typically range from $4,000–$10,000 per turbine per year. PPA rates are usually negotiated as a fixed $/kWh with an annual escalator.

Agreement Term (Years) 20 years 25 years 30 years 40 years Custom term (specified)

Wind energy leases typically run 20–40 years to match turbine lifespan and project financing. Include decommissioning obligations and site restoration requirements at term end.

Annual Payment Escalator (%)

Most wind leases include an annual payment escalator (1–3%) to account for inflation. Negotiate this carefully — a 25-year lease with a 2% escalator results in payments nearly 65% higher at term end.

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Last updated: January 2026