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dumbcat

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12. You have to look at the economics of that particular land
Sun Oct 30, 2022, 07:21 PM
Oct 2022

Yes, there are many empty acres out west, but the electricity generated by that solar farm is much more valuable in Indiana than it is in Nevada or West Texas. You have to look at the value of the electricity generated per acre vs the value of the crops that it may (or may not, depending on climate and weather) produce.

I'm sure there have been a couple of people that have looked at that more closely than we have.

Any electricity produced on those thousands of acres in Texas has no value in Indiana.

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