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Land Leases for Renewable Energy Projects in Alberta

In 2016, the Province of Alberta passed the Renewable Electricity Act, cementing its commitment to increasing the amount of green energy produced in Alberta, with a goal of 30 percent of Alberta s electricity coming from renewable sources by 2030. Since that time, the number and size of renewables projects in Alberta, particularly utility-scale wind and solar projects, have grown rapidly. In 2022, Alberta accounted for over three-quarters of all new wind and solar capacity growth in Canada, and the Alberta Electric System Operator AESO has projected that renewables will account for 30 percent of the Province s generation by 2026. ....

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Industrial Property in Alberta: Considerations for Purchase and Lease

The industrial real estate sectors in Calgary and specifically, Rocky View County, and Edmonton, have experienced a consistent demand for both purchase and lease transactions over the past several years. This is driven by a combination of factors. Calgary and Edmonton have a strategic position within western Canada and is a thriving hub for supply networks such as air, rail including intermodal hubs and roads. Rocky View County stands out as a high area of demand in Alberta, largely due to its favorable location, supply and property tax rates thus making it an attractive destination for large bay industrial projects. ....

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