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INTRODUCING
Enterprise AI Data Agent
5,500
in US mapped data centers
98%
coverage in offtake capacity data
97%
coverage in Pnodes
19K
mapped power plants
3x
as much coverage for dark fiber
98%
coverage in natural gas pipelines
5x
as many ISO models
>65K
mapped substations
>100MM
acres listed
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Frequently asked questions
We provide end-to-end data and marketplace solutions for:
Renewables: Utility-scale Solar and Wind.
Digital Infrastructure: Data Centers and Fiber Optics.
Storage & Charging: Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and EV Charging.
Environmental: Carbon Offsets and Carbon Capture
"The New Real Estate" refers to the convergence of traditional land value with digital and energy infrastructure. We view property value not just by its surface use, but by its capacity for high-value energy resources- such as data centers, renewable generation, battery storage, and carbon sequestration. LandGate provides the data to unlock these hidden layers of value.
We provide the most accurate electrical infrastructure mapping in the U.S. This includes transmission line voltages, operational status, and substation ownership. Crucially, we show queued projects at the substation level, so you can see exactly how much competition is already in the line ahead of you.
LandGate's proprietary datasets use AI to automatically analyze local permits, competitive leases, and county meeting notes. This helps developers quickly assess which Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) are "open for business" versus those with growing opposition.
Users can generate full permitting requirement reports and analyze competitive leases and easement mappings to streamline the due diligence process. Learn more about our tools for data center due diligence here. Learn more about our tools for solar due diligence here.
Yes. We provide Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP) data at the node level, including historical trends and 7-day ahead forecasts. This is essential for developers and traders who need to understand revenue potential and grid congestion before committing to a site.
Topos Lease Data: The Newest Layer in Site Selection Underwriting
Land scarcity has become the binding constraint on energy and data center development, yet lease encumbrance remains one of the least systematically underwritten risks in the site selection process. Teams model interconnection queues, transmission proximity, and permitting timelines with real rigor. Fewer apply the same discipline to a more basic question: what is already recorded against this parcel, and by whom. Recorded lease data, originating with Topos and now available
DOE's $100 Billion Paducah Bet
Inside the site behind Kentucky's new AI and power campus, and what the underlying data shows The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has picked its Paducah Site, a nearly 3,400-acre former uranium enrichment complex in McCracken County, Kentucky, as the anchor for what officials are calling a more than $100 billion private investment in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. The announcement, made in late July 2026, pairs a data center campus with dedicated powe
Data Center Market Dynamics & BTM Matchmaking for Energy Developers
Utility interconnection queues have stretched into multi-year waits, and hyperscalers can no longer afford to wait in line. That timeline pressure is pushing data center operators to look past traditional grid connections and toward direct power partnerships instead. For energy developers, this shift is an opening, but only for those who know how to find it. Winning a behind-the-meter (BTM) deal isn't just about being available. It requires knowing which operators are facing
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