Land acquisition specialist
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - UKA – Der Energieparkentwickler in Lazio
The UKA Group is one of the leading project developers for renewable energies in Germany with 1.5 GW of onshore wind projects under construction and a pipeline under development in all its markets currently exceeding 19 gigawatts.
To further expand this international growth, the UKA Group is strengthening its presence in Italy - one of our fastest-growing markets. As our Land acquisition specialist in Rome, you'll be at the forefront of securing the sites that make the energy transition real - project by project, landowner by landowner.
The Land acquisition specialist develops finds, secures, and manages land rights for solar (PV and Agri-PV), onshore wind, and battery storage systems. Key tasks include scouting of the sites, negotiating lease and or purchase agreements, and talking with property owners. The Land acquisition specialist travels to the different areas where projects are located, assesses the technical suitability of the land, and leads negotiations with landowners. You will report to the Managing Director and work closely with our development and legal teams.
Your responsibilities:
- Negotiate lease or purchase agreements and other land control documents with management approval
- Develop comprehensive strategies for acquiring and leasing parcels required for project development
- Prepare commercial offers and negotiation details in coordination with Legal and Development teams
- Maintain positive relationships with landowners and local project stakeholders
- Maintain records of all land control instruments, supporting documentation, payments, and agreement deadlines
- Assess site value and conduct due diligence to confirm eligibility for acquisition
- Screen and prioritize sites against Italy's designated eligible areas
- Search for and verify landowner contact information, ensuring correct assignment to corresponding plots
- Obtain and analyze title deeds from property registries and notaries; review property boundaries for consistency with maps