Most favored nation (“MFN”) provisions generally seek to ensure that a landowner receives economic terms at least as favorable as… Read More »Most Favored Nation Provisions Across Development Portfolios
In renewable energy project development, leases and easements frequently pass through multiple hands before a project reaches financing. Early-stage developers… Read More »Where Do the Lender Protection Provisions Go?
In renewable energy project development, leases and easements rarely stay static. Projects evolve. Sites expand or contract. Lease forms are… Read More »Amendment and Restatement in Renewable Energy Site Control: Preserving Priority When Project Documents Change
Solar leases are sometimes described as simpler versions of wind leases. At a high level, the comparison is understandable. Both… Read More »Anatomy of a Solar Lease: Key Differences from Wind
Why Early Lease Structure Matters for Financeability, Execution, and Long-Term Project Flexibility Renewable energy lease negotiations have always involved more… Read More »Development Counsel in Renewable Energy Lease Negotiations
Why Integrated Option-and-Lease Structures Can Reduce Renegotiation, Title, and Execution Risk Renewable energy developers frequently need to secure site control… Read More »Key Risks to Developers in Two-Document Lease Option Structures