BAASLAB Climate Change Solutions
Land pooling and acquisition

Site identification and screening

Screening candidate land against resource, evacuation, terrain and ownership complexity before any commitment is made.

In short

Land is screened against resource quality, distance to the connection point, road access, terrain and drainage, flood history and existing use. Parcels that pass are then checked for ownership complexity, because a technically ideal site with forty disputed owners is worse than a good site with four clean ones.

What this includes

  • Resource screening against measured data rather than regional averages
  • Distance and route to the nearest viable connection point
  • Terrain, slope, drainage and flood history assessment
  • Road access and construction logistics check
  • Existing land use and settlement proximity
  • First pass ownership complexity count per parcel
What you receiveOutput
Ranked site shortlist with constraints mapped per parcel
When you need itTiming
At the very start, before any land is approached or any equipment is specified.
The common mistake

Choosing a site on resource alone. Projects regularly select the sunniest parcel and then discover the evacuation route crosses land that cannot be secured, which strands the whole investment.

How we staff this

Delivered by our own team together with vetted specialist partners and, where the question needs it, a named member of our expert bench. We tell you who is doing the work before the engagement starts.