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The largest candidate sites near a substation in the Netherlands, Great Britain and Germany, with zoning where it is published, headroom in Great Britain, and Natura 2000 and nitrogen in the Netherlands. The owner on request.
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“I spend weeks on Dutch, German and British portals. The congestion maps say full, the cadastre sells one parcel at a time, I still don't know who owns it, and by the time I have pieced it together someone else has it.”
Search the sites of three countries in one place“My pipeline depends on land with a connection, and the queues are years long. The good sites move through networks I am not in.”
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5,731 candidate sites in 12 provinces: the 5,000 largest of 22,834 near a substation (all those of 29 ha or more), and 731 business parks
Search these sites · Hoogspanningsstations in Nederland · Netcongestie per provincie · Datacenters in Nederland · Natura 2000 areas
8,730 candidate sites in 183 local authorities: the 4,971 largest of 44,093 near a substation (all those of 27 ha or more), and 3,759 brownfield sites
Search these sites · Substations in the UK · TEC register · Battery storage in the UK · Power stations in the UK
5,000 candidate sites in 14 Länder: the largest of 308,259 near a substation (all those of 50 ha or more)
Search these sites · Umspannwerke in Deutschland · Großbatteriespeicher in Deutschland · Kraftwerke in Deutschland · Rechenzentren in Deutschland
Around the sites: 165,741 assets and rights in 93 countries, 3,230 owners with a portfolio and 1,076 investors, from 2,037,644 facts in 134 public sources. Every fact links to its source and licence. Every asset class by country · Open data · Latest changes.
Who is behind it
I think that as AI takes on more knowledge work, value moves to what stays scarce: land, energy, water and the rights on them. Rare Context is my attempt to map that land and who owns it, starting with land near the grid in the Netherlands, the UK and Germany.
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