Clean energy developer Low Carbon to build 75MW of new solar projects
Solar plants planned for Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Essex hailed as an 'important addition' to developer's growing portfolio
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Solar plants planned for Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Essex hailed as an 'important addition' to developer's growing portfolio
Low Carbon has announced the construction of three new large scale solar farms, to be funded through a multi-bank financing facility which aims to construct 1 GW of new solar capacity.
Global renewable company Low Carbon is set to develop a combined solar capacity of over 75MW across three sites via financing secured through NatWest, Lloyds Bank and AIB.
The solar farms will have a combined installed capacity of 53.1 MWp from more than 88 000 solar modules.
Renewables developer Low Carbon has started building four solar farms in the Netherlands, with Belectric serving as EPC.