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Land for power and infrastructure.

Compare the site. Understand the connections. Coordinate the land work.

Private Power & Data Infrastructure

The site and the infrastructure around it.

Generation sites, gas laterals, water, fiber, access roads and future grid connections. AreaScore reviews the site; PathScore evaluates connecting corridors.

Land review does not establish power, capacity, interconnection or site readiness. Onward provides survey access and coordination, not licensed surveying.

Pipelines & Midstream

ROW, easements, title and survey-access coordination for gathering and transmission corridors.

Transmission

Corridor review, landowner negotiation and tract tracking for developers, EPCs and utilities.

Water & Utilities

Land management, easements and GIS tracking for water infrastructure and utility service territories.

Renewable Energy

Site control, leases and title support for wind, solar and hybrid projects.

Battery Storage

Land control, gen-tie review and access coordination for BESS projects.

Access & Infrastructure

Land and access planning for roads, ancillary corridors and tie-lines.

Energy Development

Structured land work for upstream, midstream, LNG and industrial projects.

Land Development

Ownership, title and access review for greenfield and industrial development.

Carbon Capture & CO2 Infrastructure

Land, pore-space and ROW coordination for capture facilities, CO2 corridors and sequestration siting.

From decision to delivery.

Tract assignments, GIS tracking, negotiations and closeout, with staffing matched to workload. Fieldwork requires separate authorization and permissions.

Licensed survey, engineering, environmental and legal work stays with the appropriate professionals.

Communication and coordination

Onward coordinates land work, survey access and project reporting. Dedicated contact channels, documented follow-up and advance field notices can be scoped to the engagement. Notices confirm existing permission; they do not grant it.

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