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With its recent Inflation Reduction Act, the Biden Administration authorized spending the largest sum in U.S. history fighting climate change through investment in renewable energy. Find out what benefits the Inflation Reduction Act can provide to your clients...
Wind is the most popular and fastest-growing form of renewable energy today. But, unfortunately, European countries can’t build wind capacity quickly enough to make up for lost supplies of Russian natural gas. This has led some countries—such as Germany—to...
Wind is the most popular and fastest-growing form of renewable energy today. Review our State Law Comparison Tool Wind Energy topic to compare similarities and differences in how wind farms are developed across multiple jurisdictions. Read Now » Related...
A wind lease often involves thousands or tens of thousands of acres of property and substantial equipment and wind turbine machinery that may be in place for 30-50 years. But, in most jurisdictions, a wind developer’s interest in the lease property is subservient...
When parties enter into a wind lease, the lease often contains a “build-out clause” that requires the developer to build a minimum number of wind turbines (or a minimum amount of megawatt generating capacity) as part of the project. These clauses act...
With new SEC rules coming out for 2023 surrounding corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure obligations, you need to help your clients stay compliant in this ever-changing landscape. Learn about the latest trends in ESG compliance by reviewing...
Parties to a wind lease usually enter the transaction with the highest of hopes. But, like a marriage, the relationship can sometimes break down. Learn how to negotiate dispute resolution provisions in a wind lease by watching our new video on dispute resolution...
Solar lessees often must interact with mineral owners or lessees in an effort to accommodate the dominant mineral interests which may exist on leased property. Learn how to help your client navigate these interactions by watching our new video on solar leases,...
Solar leases affect a landowner and large tracts of land for decades. But they don’t last forever. Learn how to negotiate a solar lease term clause on your client’s behalf by watching our video. Watch Now » Related Content Wind Leases...
Wind leases affect a landowner and large tracts of land for decades. But a wind lease doesn’t have to stop a landowner from using their land in other ways. Learn how to negotiate a landowner use clause on your client’s behalf by watching our new video...
Wind leases are complicated commercial agreements that will likely affect a landowner and large tracts of land for decades. They contain substantial obligations which a wind developer must meet. They generally contain termination provisions to help protect a landowner...
Wind leases involve enormous tracts of property and can be very invasive when it comes to continued landowner use. This is why wind leases generally contain surface protection clauses. These clauses protect a landowner’s continued use and quiet enjoyment...