Turn under-utilised land into a long-term, index-linked income. We assess grid capacity, planning and biodiversity together with funding partners to bring viable schemes forward.
These are starting indicators, not hard cut-offs — every site is assessed individually.
You lease the land to AEG Energy or a funding partner for a fixed term, typically 25–40 years, for an annual index-linked rent.
A structure where the landowner shares in the scheme's operating income rather than receiving a fixed rent.
In some cases, a developer may seek an option to purchase the land outright ahead of construction.
Desktop review of grid capacity, planning constraints, land classification and access.
Formal grid connection application and planning submission, including environmental and biodiversity assessments.
Funding partner confirmed, lease or partnership signed, and the scheme is engineered, procured and constructed.
The scheme is energised and monitored for the life of the lease, with agreed rent or income paid on schedule.
Solar farms typically leave 60–70% of the site as undisturbed ground, which we design for measurable biodiversity net gain — species-rich grassland, wildflower margins, hedgerow planting and pollinator habitat around and beneath the panels.
Challenge: a landowner sought long-term income from lower-yielding pasture with strong biodiversity outcomes.
Solution: AEG progressed feasibility, grid and planning with a funding partner, structured as a long-term lease.
South East, EnglandAll solar farm opportunities funded, engineered and supported by one UK team.
Read what the Lincolnshire consent means for utility-scale solar, energy storage, grid planning and the wider UK market.