Our diverse team of experts are committed to delivering the highest quality projects with care. We bring together years of solar and wind power expertise to ensure our sites are well managed, optimised and maintained.
Our projects
Operating and building renewable energy projects in the UK and Ireland.
Our Projects
This map shows the types of renewable energy projects we currently own and operate, and their locations across the UK and Ireland. (It does not represent every individual location of our sites).
Offshore Wind Farms
Onshore Wind farms
Single Turbines
Solar Farms
Projects in development
Find out about our renewable energy projects that are in development.
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Health, safety and environment
With 94 renewable energy sites across the UK and Ireland, our experienced asset management team, alongside our trusted partners, ensure that every project is actively managed and performing to the highest standards.
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Communities
Our work is informed by listening to local knowledge. Doing this helps us to deliver and manage better projects, and identify benefits that are meaningful for the area.
Working with communities
Environmental responsibility
We want to demonstrate that renewable projects can be done in a way that not only offers genuine benefits to the neighbouring communities but enhances the local environment too.
Find out moreProject case studies
Whiteside Hill onshore windfarm
- 28.5MW (10 x 2.85MW turbines)
- Powering 25,000 homes annually
- Displacement of approx.15,394 tonnes of CO2 per year compared to non-renewable fuels
- 121.5 turbine tip height
Whiteside Hill is located 4.5 miles from the small towns of Sanquhar, Dumfries & Galloway. Constructed in 2018, Whiteside Hill is located in a mountainous and windy region with a potential 41.9% Capacity Factor. This means that the windfarm can almost match offshore capacity factors, but with less construction cost. The site efficiently harnesses the Scottish wind to generate clean reliable electricity.
Blyth Offshore windfarm
Operated in partnership with EDF Renewables
- 41.5 MW
- 5x 8.3MW turbines
- Powering up to 36,000 homes annually
- 191.5 turbine tip height
Blyth is a small coastal wind farm located 0.5 miles off the coast of Blyth, Northumberland.
Constructed in 2017, Blyth is the first offshore wind farm to use float and submerge technology.
This means the wind turbines are supported with gravity-based foundations, which are transported by floating. This made it less costly to install, since foundations don’t need to be drilled into the seabed.
Hill House Solar project
- 28.3 MW
- Equivalent electrical needs of approx. 10,600 family homes annually
- Displacement of approx. 6,800 tonnes of C02 per year compared to non-renewable fuel
Hill House solar project is located in Gloucestershire in the South West of England. As well as providing clean renewable energy, the site offers environmental benefits as well as providing a Community Benefit Contribution (CBC). Projects supported in the past years include contributions to the construction of a children's play area, repairs on local church windows and roof renovations on a local social club, offering a significant contribution to the nearby community of Slimbridge.
