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That depends on location. There is a lot of cheap land in the US but much of it is far away from population centers.
by driverdan 7y ago
That depends on location. There is a lot of cheap land in the US but much of it is far away from population centers.
- Tade0 7y agoI went through the math and indeed - in Wyoming, where land is $660 per acre, assuming water and structures holding it are free, the break even point is at 17cm in potential energy. That's actually amazingly cheap, because the absolute worst land in my country is almost three times as expensive. I guess then it's the structures and labour here that potentially are the deciding factor.