Livos Renewables was responsible for funding and managing the project from acquisition to financial close; including winning a successful planning appeal in 2014. This project also provided a stable income to the farmer and generates enough renewable electricity to power over approximately 300 homes.

Planning was awarded in 2014 for this single wind turbine project in Angelsey which was funded and managed by Livos Renewables from start to finish. As well as providing a stable income to the farmer and generating renewable energy for the local area, this site provides a local community benefit of £2,500 anually.

This wind turbine project was fully funded and managed by Livos Energy from acquisition to a successful planning appeal in 2018. This project is currently being developed by Livos Renewables and will be in production by 2021. This project will produce enough renewable electricity to power over approximately 10,000 homes.

Nestled east of Fishburn Airfield and North East of the village of Fishburn, our proposed Solar farm is estimated to be completed towards the end of 2023. Consisting of not only Solar panels, but also 2 substations, 9 inverter kiosks and 9 transformer kiosks, we estimate a generation of 60GWh in its first year of operation, powering a whopping 20,500 UK homes! As with all of our projects,  we work closely with Ecologists & communities to ensure that our developments enhance the local species & habitats, so rest assured our development is beneficial to everybody. For further details, please follow this link.

One of our current Solar array projects, Henley, will include 2 substations, 3 inverter kiosks and 3 transformer kiosks. If planning is consented, we aim to start construction in the Spring of 2023.
We estimate to generate 19.7GWh of renewable energy in the first year of operation, which will power an average of 5,280 homes within the UK. More information can be found by clicking here .

We anticipate that this project will commence construction in early 2023. To minimise our impact on the local environment, we have designed the Solar Park around the trees and hedgerows that currently run through our site. In addition, we will be planting further trees and wildflower meadows to increase the biodiversity and enhance the local habitats. Upon completion, we estimate that Gaywood will meet the electricity demands of an average of 8,200 homes, generating 24GWh of clean energy in its first year. For further information, please click here.