Powered land, with the power status up front.
Sites with a grid connection for building a new campus. Every listing states its grid power and whether it is secured, applied for or planned, so you can tell what exists today from what is still in the queue.
Live figures for this type appear once enough operators list it that none can be singled out.
What a listing states, and your request asks
Requests and listings use the same standard fields, so every request is scored against every verified listing and the reasons are shown.
- Grid power
- Power in MW, split into secured, applied for and planned.
- Site area
- The land available, in hectares.
- Ready date
- When power and land can be available to build on.
- Country and region
- Where the site is, shown by region until both sides say yes.
- Energy
- Whether the power is renewable and whether waste heat could be reused nearby.
- Terms
- How the owner offers the land, with an indicative price when shared.
How a match works
- You describe the need
- Power, timing and workload are all that's required. Add location, density and the rest if you know them.
- Operators see the need, not you
- Verified operators whose sites fit get your requirements and industry, scored against their sites.
- Both say yes
- An operator says it's interested and you choose whether to engage. Only then do names open.
- Negotiate and sign in one place
- A private deal room for the NDA, LOI and contract, with documents and messages together.
Questions about powered land
What do secured, applied and planned power mean?
Secured power is contracted with the grid operator. Applied power is requested and waiting for a decision. Planned power is not yet applied for.
How is land matched to my request?
Your power need and timing are scored against each site's secured power and ready date, with the reasons shown to both sides.
Is the exact location shown?
No. Before both sides say yes you see the country and region, never the exact site or the owner's name.
Building a new campus?
Free for buyers and anonymous until both sides say yes. Operators list a site in a few minutes.