Energy developers and institutional investors rarely evaluate a single parcel in isolation. More often, the question is how a collection of parcels performs as a portfolio: which assets carry the most value, which are worth prioritizing for development, and which energy use cases are the best fit for each piece of land. LandGate's Asset Report data is built for exactly that kind of multi-parcel analysis, delivering parcel-by-parcel valuations across land, solar, wind, and car

Proximity to a gas pipeline is a starting condition, not a capacity determination. Whether you're engineering behind-the-meter prime generation for a hyperscale data center, sizing backup fuel systems for a battery storage facility, or vetting renewable energy interconnect points, the physical dimensions of the supplying pipeline determine what's actually deliverable. LandGate has updated its Gas Infrastructure Layer to include pipeline diameter attributes, expressed in Nomin

A multi-billion-dollar data center campus was designed to run almost entirely on natural gas. Within weeks, the state's own Republican governor said that would "never" happen. For developers, the lesson is clear: how you plan to power a site is now as consequential as where you put it. Data center developers have spent the last two years learning that power availability, not capital, sets the pace of a project. The fight unfolding in northern Utah adds a sharper edge to that

When evaluating land for a utility-scale solar project, a battery storage facility, or a data center campus, the due diligence process can be slow, expensive, and fragmented. LandGate's Property Report consolidates the critical signals (land value, topography, solar resource, and electrical infrastructure) into a single document that lets developers quickly screen sites before committing to deeper feasibility work. This post walks through each section of a LandGate Property R

The Market Imperative and the Due Diligence Gap The battery energy storage system (BESS) market has entered a period of rapid, capacity-constrained growth. Grid operators across the United States are managing an increasingly complex balancing act: integrating high volumes of intermittent renewable generation while simultaneously meeting peak demand events that stress aging transmission and distribution infrastructure. Storage assets are no longer optional additions to the gri