Where Energy Development Meets Land Stewardship

As demand for utility-scale solar energy and supporting infrastructure continues to grow across the Gulf South, FTC Energy is expanding its acquisition activities to include renewable development rights and ground lease opportunities.

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Leveraging decades of experience evaluating energy-related property interests, FTC identifies strategic sites suitable for renewable energy development and aggregates ground lease positions on behalf of institutional development partners.

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WHAT FTC ACQUIRES

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· Solar ground lease rights

· Battery storage site control

· Renewable development rights

· Utility-scale energy site positions

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OUR APPROACH

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FTC evaluates potential renewable sites using the same disciplined framework applied to mineral and leasehold acquisition — assessing grid proximity, interconnection feasibility, land composition, ownership structure, and development timeline. We move efficiently, communicate clearly, and close.

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FOR LANDOWNERS

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If you own agricultural or rural property in Louisiana, Oklahoma, or Texas, your land may be suitable for a long-term solar ground lease. A ground lease allows you to receive consistent annual income while retaining full ownership — including all mineral rights — for the life of the agreement.