What happens after
you reach out.

Enter your parcel address in our site assessment tool. We run a desktop suitability analysis covering parcel size, proximity to grid infrastructure, environmental constraints, and zoning. No cost, no commitment.

Your role: Submit a parcel address using our site tool.

We walk through the suitability results with you and answer questions. We explain what a project would look like on your specific site, what the financial terms typically look like, and what the full timeline involves. No pressure, no obligation.

Your role: Attend a 30–60 minute conversation with us.

If the site shows strong potential, we conduct a detailed engineering and interconnection feasibility study at no cost to you. This covers grid capacity analysis, preliminary site layout, project sizing, and an initial permitting review. We share the full results with you.

Your role: Provide site access for a brief walkthrough, if needed.

We present a non-binding term sheet outlining the proposed arrangement: project size, lease duration or purchase price, annual payment structure, and key conditions. Your legal counsel reviews. We answer every question until you are fully comfortable proceeding.

Your role: Review the term sheet with your legal counsel. There is no obligation to proceed.

Once both parties are ready, we move to a formal ground lease or land purchase agreement. Your counsel negotiates final terms with ours. This is the binding commitment: Tremont's obligation to develop the project and your agreement to provide site access. No permitting or construction begins before this is fully executed.

Your role: Have your counsel review and negotiate final terms, then execute the agreement. This is the one decision that is entirely yours.

We lead all permitting: local zoning approval, environmental review, state siting certification where required, and the interconnection application to the utility and ISO. We are present at public hearings, respond to agency comments, and manage all timelines. You are kept informed at every step and are not responsible for managing any of these processes.

Your role: Make introductions to local officials where helpful. We handle everything else.

Once permits are issued and construction financing is closed, our team mobilizes. We manage all contractors, inspections, and utility commissioning. Revenue payments begin when the system reaches commercial operation and starts delivering power to the grid.

Your role: Nothing is required from you. Site access is governed by the executed agreement.

We operate and maintain the system for the full project term, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Revenue payments go to your community on schedule. If anything requires attention, we handle it. At end of life, we decommission and restore the site, all at our cost.

Your role: Nothing is required from you. You receive revenue payments for the life of the project.