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RES Group has applied for a permit to build a 30-MW solar park with storage in the West Midlands of England. The project, named Leaford solar farm, aims to generate electricity for around 8,000 homes per year. The developer is seeking permission from the Stafford Borough Council for the construction of the plant on land between Stallington and Saverley Green in Staffordshire.The project includes plans for biodiversity measures such as wildflower meadows, native trees, and hedgehog houses. RES Group has made changes to the original design based on community feedback, including reshaping the layout to address visibility concerns and repositioning the site entrance to prevent tree loss. If approved, the project could deliver a 74% net gain in biodiversity. What measures is RES Group taking to enhance biodiversity at Leaford solar farm? Planting wildflower meadows to support pollinators and other wildlife Incorporating native trees to provide habitat for birds and other species Installing hedgehog houses to encourage hedgehog populations in the area Reshaping the layout of the solar farm to address visibility concerns and minimize impact on local wildlife Repositioning the site entrance to prevent tree loss and protect existing habitats Implementing measures to ensure a 74% net gain in biodiversity if the project is approved

Q CELLS is set to double its clean energy project pipeline in Europe to around 10GW as its parent company protects a deal to obtain a French renewables growth and also building and construction business owned by the RES Group.

The agreement with SUN Energy covers full-scope asset management services

Pad Res, an innovative Polish developer, is set to construct two 117MW solar photovoltaic farms in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. Kajima Europe and Griffin Capital Partners acquired majority shares in Pad Res to drive their renewable energy portfolio to 500MW. Electrum Holding is the general contractor for the project, which marks a major shift in Poland's green transformation.

John Laing as well as Maoneng Sunraysia project in New South Wales got in full procedures in very early March

RES Group is seeking permission to install a 49.9-MW battery energy storage system in Devon, Southwest England, following positive feedback from the local community. The proposal has been submitted to the Torridge District Council and is expected to be reviewed by the Planning Committee in the coming months. The battery facility will be used by National Grid to balance fluctuations in electricity demand and generation, and will connect directly to a 132-kV overhead powerline.The construction of the BESS is estimated to take about 12 months and will include biodiversity measures such as planting native hedgerows, grasslands, and wildflower areas. RES, which has been active in the battery energy storage sector for a decade, has developed over 700MW of projects in the UK and Ireland. The company's Top Gun Energy Storage Project aims to address the need for such facilities in the region and contribute to the overall energy infrastructure. What environmental measures will RES Group implement for their 49.9-MW battery energy storage system? Implementing native hedgerows, grasslands, and wildflower areas to promote biodiversity Using sustainable construction materials and practices to minimize environmental impact Implementing measures to reduce noise and visual impact on the surrounding area Monitoring and managing any potential impacts on local wildlife during construction and operation Implementing a decommissioning plan to ensure the site is restored to its natural state once the facility reaches the end of its lifespan.

RES has won a tender to provide O&M services for China Huaneng Group's Minety battery storage space project, which started trading last month.

O&M specialist to deliver back-up inverter set to clean energy investor's 640MW UK portfolio

Partners intend to develop multiple projects in the center and southern parts of the Nordic nation

UK-based RES, has actually announced the acquisition of Australia based Blueshore, an asset management business with 1.6 GW of assets under management.

RES wins contract to provide O&M and HV services for 13 Downing LLP solar sites. RES Head of Solar O&M Brian Darnell expresses delight while Danielle Strothers from Downing LLP looks forward to working together on asset efficiency.

99.9 MW Lakeside power storage project in north Yorkshire is set to be totally functional by late 2023

Roaring Hill battery system has been obtained by TagEnergy

Developer has an overall of 23 brand-new projects in UK and Ireland varying from 12MW to 120MW

Outfit will manage HV services in-house as well as give extra components administration as part of contractual obligations