Find land worth building on, and see what could stop each site.
For solar, storage, data-centre and industrial developers, and for landowners.
How it works
Step 1: Pick a county
Choose where to look and what to build.
Step 2: See ranked sites
Parcels ranked against what your project needs.
Step 3: Open the risk report
See what could stop each site.
Measured, with the date on it
23.8%
of the Kern parcels we hold have no mapped public-road frontage
Kern County, California — all 15,872 parcels we hold · measured 2026-08-10
0substations
in our grid layer for Glasscock and Sterling Counties, so distance to grid there shows as unknown
Glasscock and Sterling Counties, Texas · measured 2026-08-10
2,302of 27,709
parcels have more than one owner of record
The eleven Texas counties whose rolls publish an ownership interest column · measured 2026-08-10
Where nothing was measured, GridCite says unknown. It never shows it as fine.
Who it is for
Developers
Rank a county's parcels against your project's acreage, slope, grid and zoning needs. Rule out weak sites before you spend money on them.
Open the mapLandowners
See which energy or industrial uses your land might suit. Tell us about the parcel and we will look.
See what your land qualifies forPreliminary screening, not a survey or interconnection study. Covers 37 counties across Texas, California and 8 other states — not nationwide. Read the disclaimer · Coverage & data gaps