DENVER—Cushman & Wakefield has been named exclusive agent for Niobrara Energy Development, a 662-acre, CH2M Hill co-designed, shovel-ready energy and industrial development property in Northern Colorado. Handling the assignment for Niobrara Energy Park LLC are Jeffrey Cole, Jeff Chiate, and Ed Hernandez of Cushman & Wakefield's Irvine, CA office, and Steve Hager and Matt Trone of the Denver office, in tandem with investment bankers Oakview Advisors of New York and Atlanta.
“This opportunity is highly unique in its size, scale and scope,” said Cole. “We will be marketing this property to investors on a national and international basis, targeting everyone from data center investors, to users that would require cloud computing, to power company investors, telecom centers, local developers, green energy providers, and even certain Wall Street infrastructure funds.”
According to Forbes, it's the world's largest planned microgrid. Niobrara Energy Development (NED) offers investors and users independence from outside energy sources, providing its own energy and backup supplies.
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