Farmers, commercial and industrial owners, industrial REITs, logistics properties, brownfield and excess-acreage owners
You are entering a 25-to-40-year relationship, so it matters who you enter it with. Aurora handles permitting, utility coordination, community engagement, and construction, then holds an ownership stake in the finished project. We’re in this together.
1. Built to last.
Aurora finds the sites, develops them, builds them, and participates in the ownership. The company is structured to stay with its projects through construction and into operations, which shapes how every decision gets made along the way. .
2. Distributed generation.
The distribution grid is where Aurora’s expertise lives: navigating moratoriums, municipal approvals, industrial-zone siting, and interconnection where most of the near-term opportunity sits. Aurora knows the utilities, the towns, and the processes in the markets where it works.
3. One accountable team, start to finish.
Origination. Engineering. Permitting. Interconnection. Procurement. Construction. Commissioning. Aurora carries the project through every stage and stays accountable for all of it, rather than handing the work down a chain. Finding capacity where others can’t is central to what the company does.
4. Backed to stay.
A solar or energy storage project is a 25-to-40-year commitment and meeting it takes a company that you can trust. Aurora is backed by Apricus Generation which provides Aurora with the financial backing that allows us to be there for the long haul.
Ideal sites are typically 10 acres or more for ground-mounted solar, though commercial rooftops \n and parking areas can work at smaller scales. Contact us for a no-obligation site review.
Landowners typically receive predictable lease payments over a long-term agreement (often 20–30 years), \nwith no upfront costs. Nexus Renewables handles all development, construction, and maintenance.
Solar installations usually occupy a defined portion of your land. In many cases, surrounding areas remain available for continued agricultural or other uses.
Lease agreements include decommissioning provisions requiring the removal of all equipment and restoration\n of the land at the project owner’s expense.
No. Nexus Renewables covers all costs related to development, permitting, construction, and ongoing maintenance.\n Landowners simply receive lease income.