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With Nefino.LI News and Nefino.LI Geo, we offer you two powerful software solutions that are specially tailored to the needs of the renewable energy sector. Nefino.LI News informs you about new promising sites and upcoming tenders, while Nefino.LI Geo allows you to check the suitability of sites quickly and precisely. Together, these tools support your projects from securing land to efficient resource planning.

Nefino.LI News

In our software solution Nefino.LI News, we track weekly and nationwide tenders from landowners for the lease or purchase of land for the development of wind energy and photovoltaic systems as well as land designations from planning authorities at all levels – from the local authority to the federal government. In addition, we present the current status of land designations by planning authorities on a weekly basis.

Nefino.LI Geo

With Nefino.LI Geo, project developers without GIS knowledge can quickly and precisely check the suitability of areas for wind and solar installations. The intuitive, web-based software offers a comprehensive geodatabase and supports the analysis of minimum distances, nature and water protection issues and potential conflicts. Wizard-based user guidance simplifies the entire process and the results can be seamlessly integrated into GIS programs such as QGIS.

Nefino.LI News

In our software solution Nefino.LI News, we track weekly and nationwide tenders from landowners for the lease or purchase of land for the development of wind energy and photovoltaic systems as well as land designations from planning authorities at all levels – from the local authority to the federal government. In addition, we present the current status of land designations by planning authorities on a weekly basis.

Nefino.LI Geo

With Nefino.LI Geo, project developers without GIS knowledge can quickly and precisely check the suitability of areas for wind and solar installations. The intuitive, web-based software offers a comprehensive geodatabase and supports the analysis of minimum distances, nature and water protection issues and potential conflicts. Wizard-based user guidance simplifies the entire process and the results can be seamlessly integrated into GIS programs such as QGIS.