LandGate Helps City Property Owners With:
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Advertising Land for Lease
Advertise City land and property available for renewable energy lease opportunities, such as:
Solar
Wind
Carbon
EV Charging
Energy Storage
Data Centers
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Site Assessment and Prioritization
Identify, evaluate, and prioritize City properties that are best-suited to lease for renewable energy or data centers, using LandGate data to prepare property assessments, at no cost
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Renewable Energy Developer Access
Advertising City property for lease on LandGate's online marketplace exposes clean energy leasing opportunities to a robust network of active renewable energy developers and investors
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List city-owned land and property (rooftops, parking lots) for lease for data centers or clean energy such as solar, wind, EV charging, data centers, and energy storage on LandGate's unique marketplace for free! The property is marketed directly to leading energy developers and investors.
LandGate can help you prepare procurement materials (such as RFPs, public auction, and managed bids) to include in your listings. Listing on LandGate provides you with the opportunity to be presented with multiple offers to lease your city-owned land for clean energy production, none of which you would be obligated to accept.
LandGate does not charge any listing fees or commissions.
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You are under no obligation to accept ANY offers that you receive through a listing
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Generate a free property report to learn more about your land & its estimated value for renewable energy and data center lease opportunities. Use the link below to find your property on our map using a parcel number or property address:
The City of Sterling, CO
The City of Sterling, Colorado has advertised 7 available properties for lease for renewable energy and data center development on LandGate's platform. One of the sites listed that the City is actively receiving offers for is a brownfield located on a closed landfill.
By leasing their properties for data centers or clean energy, the City of Sterling will generate income from lease payments paid by the project developers.
Given the limited industrial and redevelopment value of the closed landfill site, the City of Sterling determined solar development to be the potential highest and best use of the property.