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Standalone systems for farms

The diversity of farms from a property or land perspective means that a range of standalone systems are often viable

Our standalone system developer service for farms

The Feed-In Tariffs and Renewable Heat Incentive schemes are designed to allow for some fairly sizeable renewable energy systems. Solar parks, hydro power, anaerobic digestion and district heating are just some examples of the type of non-property based systems that are eligible through the renewable energy tariffs.

For farmers, many of these systems will be viable. Understanding which systems are suitable and what financing is available is the first step. Ownergy will help identify these opportunities and then proceed to full project management of any system that is eligible under the renewable energy tariffs schemes. For such projects, Ownergy acts as prime contractor, managing all aspects of the development from design through to installation and ongoing system management.

Our large system service

The full scope of Ownergy’s service, where required, includes the planning, procurement and management of such schemes. This begins with the feasibility and then design of the project, including assistance through  the process of attaining planning permission. Ownergy will then carry out the procurement of equipment and the appointment and management of all delivery sub-contractors. Finally, Ownergy will maintain and manage the systems through the lifetime of the Feed-In Tariffs or Renewable Heat Incentive to ensure optimal financial return.

Type of systems

The types of large systems that we deliver are as follows:

 

Solar Parks

Typically ranging between 300kW and 5MW in size. Ownergy is dealing with several solar park schemes, many on farms.

Read about our dedicated Solar Park Developer Service

We also have a description of Solar Parks available for you to read

 

Wind turbines

The farming sector has been actively engaged in wind turbine schemes for many years. Predominantly the farms have benefitted only from rental income of the land. Within the Feed-In Tariffs scheme, investment in smaller schemes are now feasible and financially attractive.

If you have a site that you are considering for a wind turbine, then please e-mail us with as much of the following basic information as possible:

  • Site location (preferably grid reference)
  • Land category
  • Average wind speed (if known)
  • Whether you have funding in place or are actively seeking it either via us or from other sources
  • Whether you are able to use the electricity locally or not

 We also have a description of Wind Turbine Schemes available for you to read

 

Anaerobic Digestion

Another specialist renewable energy system for which Ownergy has all of the necessary delivery partners available is the development of anaerobic digestion plants for both the generation of electricity for the Feed-In Tariffs or biogas injection under the Renewable Heat Incentive.

If you an anaerobic digestion plant, then please e-mail us with as much of the following basic information as possible:

  • Site location
  • Site ownership
  • Quantity and type of organic waste
  • Whether you have funding in place or are actively seeking it either via us or from other sources
  • Whether you are able to use the electricity locally or not

We also have a description of Anaerobic Digestion available for you to read

 

Hydro Power

By their nature, hydro power schemes tend to be large and require specialist project delivery. Ownergy has a selection of delivery partners who assist us in the delivery of any hydro power scheme that is eligible under the Feed-In Tariffs - in other words up to 5MW in size.

If you have a site that you are considering for a hydro power scheme, then please e-mail us with as much of the following basic information as possible:

  • Site location (preferably grid reference)
  • Site ownership
  • Flow rate of water
  • Head of water at site - i.e. height of drop
  • Whether you have funding in place or are actively seeking it either via us or from other sources
  • Whether you are able to use the electricity locally or not

 We also have a description of Hydro Power Schemes available for you to read

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