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03/25/19 12:44 PM

#12940 RE: Laster #12913

That's related to Canola Oil in Alberta but maybe Solar Farms is a better idea in Alberta:


To deliver on the procurement, Canadian Solar Solutions — along with Conklin Metis Local 193, which has a 50 per cent equity stake in the project — will build three new solar farms (a capital investment of approximately $100 million) near the communities of Hays, Tilley and Jenner in southeast Alberta. The facilities — which will have a combined capacity of approximately 100MW, about what it would take to power 20,000 homes — will double the province’s existing solar capacity.
https://calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/alberta-to-double-solar-power-capacity-government-facilities-will-be-powered-by-the-sun


How Much Money Can a Solar Farm Make?

Rental fees paid to the property owner can vary widely based on the unique characteristics of the land and the size of the solar installation. On average, the solar farm profit per acre is somewhere between $21,250 and $42,500 per acre on an annual basis
https://www.landmarkdividend.com/solar-farm-land-lease-rates/



Sale Of Massive Spanish Solar Farm Offers Glimpse of Things To Come

If any project epitomizes the direction of travel of the European solar industry it’s Don Rodrigo. The site in Spain was developed by a German veteran of the sector using largely Chinese tech. It will be owned by a huge institutional investor and the power will be sold to a slightly more traditional energy company that is keen on wind and solar. That story, or a very similar version, will be retold in Europe again and again in 2019.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnparnell/2018/12/29/sale-of-massive-spanish-solar-farm-offers-glimpse-of-things-to-come/#7861211b7e4d