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The Minervino Murge wind farm is located in Apulia, around 43 miles west of Bari. The wind farm area is situated on an easily accessible rolling plateau at an altitude between 1,640 and 1,970 meters. The plant consists of 26 turbines and is subdivided into three production units, producing enough clean energy to supply around 40,000 households.

Minsca Wind Farm is situated near the village of Bankshill, east of Lockerbie in Dumfries and Galloway. The Wind Farm comprises 16 wind turbines each rated at 2.3 MW, with an overall site capacity of 36.8 MW.

Dumfries and Galloway Council have approved a planning application to extend the planning consent for Minsca Wind Farm by an additional 10-years.

The plant has an installed capacity of 12 MW that consists of 6 using the technology of Vestas V100

The plant has an installed capacity of 8 MW that consists of 4 using the technology of Enercon E-70

The plant has an installed capacity of 39,6 MW that consists of 22 using the technology of Vestas V90

Musgrave PV solar project located in Aurora, NY, is grid-connected and has been producing clean solar energy since December 2016. The plant has an installed capacity of 5.74 MWp, comprising 17,936 multi-crystalline silicon modules distributed in 2 sites – Musgrave East and Musgrave West (8,968 per site). The fixed-tilt array is set to a tilt angle of 20° and has a southerly orientation.

Mynydd Clogau Wind Farm is situated on working farmland near the village of Adfa which is around 10 miles north of the market town of Newton and 14 miles east of Welshpool. The wind farm is set amongst delightful mid-Wales countryside which is popular with ramblers and mountain bikers. The wind farm was originally built by RES/Novera Energy and opened in January 2006 after 10 months of construction. It was sold to Infinis in 2009 and became part of Ventient Energy in 2018. Its 17 turbines have an installed rating of 850kW, giving the site a capacity of 14.45MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power .

Mynydd Fforch-Dwm Wind Farm is a proposal by Naturalis Energy to provide clean, carbon-free energy to homes and businesses across South Wales, with a new renewable energy park near to the village of Tonmawr in Neath Port Talbot.

Naturalis is a joint venture between Nadara and REG Windpower, two leading renewable energy companies powering millions of homes across the UK and Europe.

Mynydd Gorddu Wind Farm can be found in the county of Ceredigion, approximately 3km south east of the village of Tal-y-bont which itself is midway between the towns of Aberystwyth and Machynlleth. Historically, Tal-y-bont has close associations with lead and silver mining and with the woollen mills that once dominated the local economy. Work on the construction of the wind farm began in the winter of 1997 and it was completed in the spring of 1998. The turbines were installed by NEGM Energy A/S overseen by RWE npower renewables (NWP). The site was operated under a warranty operation and maintenance agreement until August 2012 before switching to Npower Renewables ‘ in-house technical department. Mynydd Gorddu Wind Farm has one of the most consistent outputs in the country. Its 19 turbines are of two different types, rated at 550kW and 600kW respectively. They have the capacity to generate 10.8 megawatts of power – enough to supply {{thisSiteHouseholdEquivalent}} with electricity.

Nora Ventu, the company set up by the partnership between Nadara and BlueFloat Energy to develop floating offshore wind farms off the Sardinian coast, has launched a consultation to provide local communities with more information on two projects to be developed in the Gulf of Cagliari.