A photovoltaic system is a long-term, well-invested investment with a balanced risk-return profile – benefiting not only your wallet, but also the climate. Installing or operating a solar farm is one of the most cost-effective ways to generate a return on low-value or agricultural land.
Solar farms cause very little environmental impact and do not require a change of use because they receive temporary planning permission. They can coexist with land use for sheep or poultry grazing and meet set-aside and biodiversity enhancement goals. If needed, a solar farm can be completely removed without leaving a trace.
Those who invest in a solar park rely on a technology that has been tried and tested for many years and benefit from state-guaranteed remuneration, various tax advantages and one of the most efficient and lucrative investments currently conceivable on the capital market. Solar energy can be made available almost everywhere where there is sunlight.
The cost of solar panels is currently on a rapid decline and is expected to continue to fall in the coming years – consequently, solar parks and photovoltaic systems have a promising future, both in terms of profitability and environmental sustainability.
Those who lack the equity capital to acquire a solar park have a good chance of obtaining a bank loan or a low-interest loan. By presenting a business plan outlining expected sales and liquidity movements, it should be possible to finance the cost of the acquisition.