Innova's Solar Trio: UK Approvals Pave the Way
- Innova's latest solar projects in England and Scotland will power over 16,000 homes, with the largest farm in East Suffolk generating electricity for 6,292 local households.
UK solar and energy storage developer Innova has been granted planning permissions for three solar projects totaling 61.5 MW in England and Scotland. The largest project is a 25-MW photovoltaic (PV) farm in East Suffolk, England, which will generate electricity for 6,292 local homes. Innova also secured consent for a 22.5-MW solar park in Essex, England, following a successful appeal hearing. In Scotland, the company received approval for a 14-MW solar farm in the Angus District, which will supply electricity to around 3,800 local homes.
The planning application for the East Suffolk project was submitted in November 2022, and the project in Essex went through an appeal process after the local council failed to issue a determination within the required timeframe. Innova estimates that the three projects combined will generate electricity for over 16,000 local homes once they are operational.
What are the details of Innova's recently granted planning permissions for solar projects in the UK?
- Innova has been granted planning permissions for three solar projects in the UK, totaling 61.5 MW.
- The largest project is a 25-MW photovoltaic (PV) farm in East Suffolk, England.
- The East Suffolk project will generate electricity for 6,292 local homes.
- Innova also secured consent for a 22.5-MW solar park in Essex, England, following a successful appeal hearing.
- In Scotland, the company received approval for a 14-MW solar farm in the Angus District.
- The Angus District solar farm will supply electricity to around 3,800 local homes.
- The planning application for the East Suffolk project was submitted in November 2022.
- The project in Essex went through an appeal process after the local council failed to issue a determination within the required timeframe.
- Innova estimates that the three projects combined will generate electricity for over 16,000 local homes once they are operational.
