Over the last 20 years solar PV has developed into a cost effective and reliable energy  source and now plays a key role in almost all of the world's energy networks. Renewable energy once required subsidies to be financially viable, but after steady improvements in technology and falling manufacturing costs, solar is now capable of producing electricity at a cheaper price than its fossil fuel competitors.
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We also utilise battery storage technology alongside our solar projects to enable our projects to store the electricity they generate so that it can be used by consumers when it is needed, rather than when it is generated.
 
​Our solar projects are designed specifically for their geographic location to ensure they are sympathetic to the local environment and are tailored to meet the energy needs of local consumers. Our projects are not invasive on the landscape, ecology and conservation are at the forefront of our project design criteria and we restore the land we use at the end of a projects lifetime. We encourage biodiversity through the planting of new hedgerows and wildflower meadows and dual land use where possible.
 
Our projects also provide benefits to the local economy through provision of skilled construction jobs and ongoing long term jobs during operations.