Anesco divests 10 MW Clayhill solar and energy storage project in Flitwick
Anesco has completed the sale of the Clayhill solar farm in the UK to GRIDSERVE for an undisclosed sum.
Clayhill, located in Flitwick near Bedfordshire, was the UK’s first solar farm developed free from government subsidy. Comprising 10 MW of solar PV co-located with a 6 MW energy storage facility, the site generates enough electricity for around 2,500 homes while saving around 4,500 tonnes of carbon annually.
Anesco will continue to provide operations and maintenance services for the site, as part of a 20-year agreement with GRIDSERVE.
Country updates
-
-
August 06, 2020
FCC, ICON enters agreement for sale of interest in Green Recovery Projects Limited (GRP)
FCC Group and Icon Infrastructure Partners (ICON), have reached an agreement for the latter to acquire 49% of the capital of FCC's new subsidiary, Green Recovery Projects Limited (GRP), for a dea...
Read more -
August 05, 2020
STDC launches RFQ for joint-venture development of transmission project in South Teeside
South Tees Development Corporation (STDC), a government-owned corporation of UK, has launched a request for qualification (RFQ) tender for 50:50 joint-venture development of a high-voltage direct curr...
Read more -
August 04, 2020
UK Government denies Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon development planning consent extension
The UK Government has denied the extension of the planning consent for the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project on the southern coast of Wales. The Swansea Council has written to the project developer,&n...
Read more -
July 31, 2020
50 MW Wheelabrator Kemsley waste-to-energy project in Kent enters full commercial operation
Wheelabrator Kemsley, a new waste-to-energy facility at Kemsley in Kent, England, enters full commercial operation following a commissioning phase throughout early 2020. The combined heat and power f...
Read more -
July 30, 2020
714MW offshore wind farm in UK commissioned
ScottishPower Renewables and the Green Investment Group (GIG) have fully commissioned the 714 MW East Anglia One offshore wind farm in UK waters.
Read more
