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What’s the difference between a co-developer and a normal project developer?

April 26, 2017Developer difference normal project

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What’s the difference between a co-developer and a normal project developer?

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A co-developer is an expert company, which works with a site owner or energy user to realise a renewable energy project. Normal project developers aim to install the project as principal, and may rent the land from the owner and/or provide electricity to local users. In a co-development the project owner will retain most of the revenues generated from the Feed-In Tariffs. A normal project developer would keep all this benefit, and pay a modest rent to the landowner.