ERM to support development of 368.5 MW Onshore Wind Farm in UK
ERM, the world’s largest specialist sustainability consultancy, has been appointed by Bute Energy to support the development of the Lan Fawr Energy Park (LFEP), a major onshore wind project in Mid Wales.
With a proposed generating capacity of up to 368.5 MW from up to 55 wind turbines, LFEP is among the first projects to be brought forward under Wales' new infrastructure consenting regime. representing an important step in the delivery of the country's clean energy ambitions.
ERM was appointed due to its combination of strategic and technical expertise and proven track record delivering complex infrastructure projects. Having developed the project's Scoping Report, ERM will now lead the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and strategic communications programme as the project progresses through the planning process.
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