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Advertising Land for Lease
Advertise State 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 State properties that are best-suited to lease for renewable energy, using LandGate data to prepare property assessments, at no cost
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Renewable Energy Developer Access
Advertising State 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 State-owned land and property (rooftops, parking lots) for lease for 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 State-owned land for clean energy production, none of which you would be obligated to accept.
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The State of New Mexico listed their property for lease for solar energy and battery storage on LandGate’s marketplace in Q1 of 2023. The listing drew in multiple qualified offers, and a winning lessee was selected in June 2023. The lessee will begin developing a solar farm on the property in 2024. Since then, 2 additional listings have closed on LandGate's marketplace and the State plans to post most listings throughout 2024.
New Mexico will generate income from lease payments paid by the solar developer each year. This project is expected to generate approximately $28 million in tax revenue over its lifetime.
The project quadruples the renewable energy capacity on state trust land and helps New Mexico move closer to the goals set by the Energy Transition Act.