Supporting landholders and businesses to participate in clean energy transmission projects
KG2 provides tools and expertise to identify, assess, and connect landholders with clean energy transmission opportunities, helping them participate in Australia’s renewable energy future.
KG2 clean energy transmission engagement
- Identifying landowners with potential for transmission infrastructure hosting
- Assessing site suitability for renewable energy grid connections
- Engaging landholders and connecting them to infrastructure development opportunities
- Supporting landholders and businesses to navigate project participation
Through proprietary market intelligence and geospatial analysis, KG2 identifies and engages landholders suited to host or support clean energy transmission projects, such as substations, transmission lines, and grid connection points.
Farmer engagement model
- Conducting Australia-wide clean energy transmission market research
- Increasing landholder awareness of commercial opportunities in transmission projects
- Qualifying infrastructure feasibility at the property level
- Building partnerships with renewable energy developers and network operators
- Connecting qualified landholders to clean energy transmission project proponents & investors
“For over two centuries, Australian landholders have invested in and managed properties for production and sale of agricultural commodities within various market arrangements that have ultimately focused on production with less consideration of the value of natural capital used in producing those goods, and, unfortunately, this natural capital has depreciated over time”.
National Farmers’ Federation
Natural Capital Statement
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of clean-energy transmission projects does KG2 help landholders engage with?
KG2 supports landholders with opportunities such as substations, high-voltage transmission lines and grid-connection points for renewable energy developments, helping assess suitability and connect with project developers.
How does KG2 determine which landholders are suited for transmission infrastructure hosting?
KG2 uses its nationwide farmer and landholder database combined with geospatial modelling and market intelligence to identify properties that meet infrastructure, location and engagement criteria for transmission-oriented renewable projects.
Who benefits from KG2’s clean energy transmission service?
Landholders, renewable energy developers, network operators and investors all benefit: landholders get access to new revenue opportunities, while developers get verified contacts and site suitability intelligence for infrastructure rollout.
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