The developer, Airpark Village, LLC assembled the land beginning three years ago and rezoned it for five million square feet of development.  Airpark Village is marketing the project for a Joint Venture partner.  The project is being renamed Energy Park One to reflect its target market.

Energy Park One is designed to incubate fifty city blocks in downtown Fort Collins, Colorado into a $1 billon Research and Development Campus for next generation infrastructures such as driverless transport, robotics, alternative energy, renewable energy, engines, water recycling, automation and  travel reservations.

The Joint Venture will incubate the Research and Development Campus by spending the funding on building the parkway, utilities, water, transport guideway, broadband communications and other shared infrastructure. This will be used to attract companies to locate a field office, shop or lab at Energy Park One or the surrounding industrial area.

Energy Park One will recycle 6.6 million square feet of airpark land assemblage into a five million square foot mixed use development project, around the Research and Development generator.