Ram Energy

For landowners · Battery energy storage

Turn a few acres into decades of steady income.

Ram Energy leases land for battery energy storage projects. We pay you reliable lease income, cover all development costs, and handle every step — from permitting to construction to restoring the land at the end.

See if your land qualifies How leasing works

No cost to you. No obligation to evaluate your property.

$0 costWe pay for all studies, permits and construction
Long-term leasePredictable payments for [X]+ years
Small footprintProjects often use only part of a parcel
Land restoredRemoval and restoration at lease end

Why lease to Ram Energy

A quiet neighbor that pays every year.

Battery storage sites store electricity when there’s extra on the grid and release it when demand peaks. They help keep the lights on for your community — and they can be one of the most dependable sources of income your land ever produces.

Reliable lease income

Receive predictable lease payments for the life of the project — income that doesn’t depend on crop prices, weather or markets.

Zero cost or risk to you

We fund all engineering, environmental studies, permitting, interconnection and construction. You never pay a dime.

Keep using the rest

Projects typically occupy only a portion of a parcel, so you can keep farming, grazing or living on the rest of your land.

Quiet and low-profile

Battery sites are fenced, low to the ground and quiet. No smokestacks, no fuel, no daily traffic once construction is done.

We handle everything

Our team manages county approvals, utility agreements, construction and ongoing maintenance. You have one point of contact.

Restored when it ends

At the end of the lease, we remove the equipment and restore your land, backed by a decommissioning commitment in your agreement.

What we look for

Does your land fit?

The best battery storage sites sit close to the existing power grid. If your property checks most of these boxes, we’d like to take a look.

Submit my property
  • Near the gridWithin about [X] miles of an electrical substation or high-voltage transmission line.
  • [X]–[X] acres availableEnough room for the battery enclosures, equipment and setbacks. Larger parcels welcome.
  • Mostly flat, dry groundGentle slopes and land outside floodplains and wetlands are easiest to build on.
  • Road accessA nearby public road so equipment can be delivered during construction.
  • Clear ownershipYou own the land or are authorized to lease it on behalf of the owners.
  • Few restrictionsNo conservation easements or covenants that would prevent energy use.

How it works

From first call to first payment.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your land

    Submit your property through the form below or give us a call. It takes a few minutes.

  2. 02

    Free site review

    We check grid capacity, parcel size, terrain and zoning, then talk through whether it’s a fit.

  3. 03

    Sign a lease option

    If it is, we offer a lease option agreement that reserves your land while we develop the project.

  4. 04

    Development & permitting

    We complete studies, secure county permits and work through the utility interconnection process.

  5. 05

    Construction

    Once approved, the lease begins and we build the facility, coordinating closely with you on access and timing.

  6. 06

    Operation & payments

    The site goes live and you receive steady lease payments for the full term, with restoration at the end.

Landowner FAQ

Questions we hear most.

Don’t see yours? Call us — we’re happy to walk you through it.

How much will I be paid?

It depends on your location, acreage and how close you are to the grid. We’ll give you a specific offer after reviewing your property. [ADD TYPICAL RANGE IF YOU WANT TO SHARE ONE]

How long is the lease?

Leases are long-term, generally [X] years with options to extend, preceded by a shorter option period while we develop the project.

Is battery storage safe?

Our projects are designed to applicable fire codes and safety standards, with continuous monitoring and coordination with local fire departments before a site goes live.

Will it affect the rest of my property?

The project area is fenced and typically uses only part of your parcel. You keep use of the remaining land, and we agree on access routes with you up front.

What happens at the end of the lease?

We remove the equipment and restore the land. Decommissioning obligations are written into your lease agreement.

What does it cost me?

Nothing. Ram Energy pays for all studies, permits, construction, insurance and maintenance.

Free property evaluation

Find out what your land could earn.

Tell us about your property. Our land team will review it against grid and site data and get back to you — at no cost and with no obligation.

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