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Solar Farms for Sale in Pennsylvania, USA

More details for 190 Walnut Ln, Pottsville, PA - Industrial for Sale

190 Walnut Ln

Pottsville, PA 17901

  • Solar Farm
  • Industrial for Sale
  • $6,207,300 CAD
  • 127,952 SF
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More details for Laurel Rd, Aliquippa, PA - Land for Sale

PRICE REDUCED TO $499,000 - Laurel Rd

Aliquippa, PA 15001

  • Solar Farm
  • Land for Sale
  • $688,321 CAD
  • 96 AC Lot

Aliquippa Land for Sale - Beaver County

Point Bridge Realty Advisors, LLC has been retained as the exclusive agent of the owner for the sale of the surface rights to ± 96 acres in Hopewell Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania (the “Property”). The Property is offered for sale at $499,000 ($5,198 per acre). The Property has ± 3000 feet of frontage on Laurel Road (PA Route 151) and is less than two miles to exit 48 of the Beaver Valley Expressway (Interstate 376), one mile from Constitution Boulevard (PA Route 51), three miles to Ohio River Boulevard (PA Route 65), and eight miles to the Pittsburgh International Airport. Approximately 10 miles north of the Property (via the Beaver Valley Expressway - Interstate 376) is Shell Polymers Monaca, an ethylene cracker complex which commenced operations in November 2022. This ± 400-acre, multi-billion dollar facility created 6,000 jobs during construction over a five year period and hosts 600 permanent jobs. A significant multiplier effect is anticipated from third-party services and support, as well as manufacturers in the plastics industry locating near the source of a key raw material. Existing “I-P Industrial Park” zoning provides for a wide range of “permitted uses”, including commerce park, office, warehouse / distribution, light manufacturing and R&D. A small portion of the Property is zoned “R-2 Low Density Residential” (approximately 4 acres). Potential for hotel development exists as a “conditional use” in the “I-P” district, with anticipated demand for new hotel and lodging services in Beaver County. The Property is immediately adjacent to the “R-2 Low Density Residential” zoning district and offers the potential to be re-zoned for low-density residential development.

Contact:

Point Bridge Realty Advisors, LLC

Property Subtype:

Industrial

Date on Market:

2017-11-14

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Solar Farms For Sale

Solar Farms

A solar farm is land with a power generating facility, sometimes called a solar array, that uses photovoltaics to convert sunlight into electricity. This renewable energy source has been making leaps and bounds in the last few decades in efficiency and cost reduction. These solar plants produce clean sustainable energy that can be sold to utilities. Today there are many large solar farms operating all over the world.

What is a commercial solar array and how does it work?

A commercial solar farm is a power generating facility that uses photovoltaics, or solar arrays, to convert sunlight into electricity. This renewable energy source has been making leaps and bounds in the last few decades, and today there are many large solar farms operating all over the world.

It's no wonder why they've become so popular - not only do these plants produce clean, sustainable energy, but they are also eligible for tax incentives in certain counties. If you're looking to invest in a new venture, then this may be just what you're looking for!

Why should one buy an existing solar generating plant?

When considering whether to buy an existing solar farm for an investment, there are many factors to take into consideration.

An existing solar farm will already have a working power generation asset in place and ready for use, which means it won't require the money spent on construction time or labor costs.

Consider what kind of return rate you are expecting first, existing solar farms may already have contracts in place that have been negotiated.

The importance of location when purchasing a solar farm with this type of potential for investment.

When determining the location to invest in a solar farm, you need to consider the climate. The type of solar panels you have installed on your property will dictate how much energy it can produce, and different regions yield more or less solar power than others. For example, a location in southern California is more likely to be able to harvest enough sunshine for this investment because they get more direct sunlight compared to a Northeastern state.

The accessibility to the land is important when considering the type of property that will best suit your investment. You want the road to be easily accessible for large machinery and trucks. The electricity from these panels is then transmitted through an underground power line or overhead transmission lines so it needs to be close enough to provide utility services.

How to find available solar farms for sale in your area.

If you want to buy a solar farm, the best resource is Loopnet which can search for solar farms by location, size or price to find the property that best suits your needs. You can see at a glance if there are any available properties on the market in the areas you have defined.

What is the difference between owning and leasing/renting land to use as a site for a solar farm?

Owning a solar farm can be a lucrative investment for those who want to become power producers. However, the upfront cost of buying and installing equipment requires significant capital. If you are looking instead for an investment with modest means, leasing land as site for a solar farm may be more feasible.

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