SSE Renewables starts construction of 31 MW solar project in Worcestershire
SSE Renewables has started the construction of the 31 MW solar photovoltaic project located at Littleton Pastures in Worcestershire, England, UK.
The project will be constructed on a 77-acre site near Evesham. SSE Renewables’ solar and battery division has appointed Spanish developer Grupotec as the civil contractor for the project.
SSE plans to start the operation of the solar farm in 2024.
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August 07, 2023
Renantis invites offtakers for 2.5 MW hydrogen project in Ayrshire
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British Solar Renewables challenges planning decision for 75 MWp solar PV project in South Wales
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