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The project was originally granted planning permission and was intended to run until 2019, but a new application has been submitted to allow the wind farm to run for many more years, potentially until 2027 as it continues to perform well, and contribute to the local economy and community projects. The wind farm is sited on a plateau just to the north of a Site of Special Scientific Interest between Rhayader and Llangurig, Powys. This was a major factor in the environmental assessment of the project and care was taken in planning the wind farm to avoid areas of ecological interest and to minimise its effect on the local environment. The current planning consent for Bryn Titli Wind Farm ends in 2019. The wind farm has proven to be in an excellent location for renewable energy generation and continues to operate well. It is, therefore, proposed to extend the operational life of the existing Bryn Titli Wind Farm until 31 March 2027 with a further 12 months to allow decommissioning and restoration of the site until 29 June 2028.

This wind farm has an installed capacity of 138 MW and is equipped with 69 turbines. It is located toward the north-east of the island of Sardinia in the province of Sassari, on a plateau between 2,300 and 3,300 feet above sea level. The excellent wind characteristics, the favorable conditions for connection to the electricity grid, the modest environmental impact and the positive effect on local communities make Buddusò and Alà dei Sardi one of the most appealing areas in Italy for building a wind farm. This farm can generate around 330 GWh of electricity per year, positioning it as Italy’s largest wind farm and one of the biggest in Europe.

The Cangiatore photovoltaic system will fall within the territory of the Municipality of Belpasso, in the Cangiatore district and will be connected to the MT E-Distribuzione network through the existing “Cabina Belpasso”.

The plant has an installed capacity of 11,7 MW that consists of 9 using the technology of Nordex N60

This wind farm is owned and operated by Eólica de Cabezo San Roque, a subsidiary of Renantis, and is located in the municipality of La Muela, around 18 miles south-west of Zaragoza in the Spanish region of Aragon. It is situated on a vast plateau, around 2,000 feet above sea level. The 23.25-MW wind farm includes 31 turbines and provides enough clean energy for over 16,000 households, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by around 15,000 tons per year.

The plant has an installed capacity of 9,35 MW that consists of 11 using the technology of Gamesa G58

The plant has an installed capacity of 38 MW that consists of 19 using the technology of Vestas V90

The PSF Campos de Levante project will be located in Chiva, Valencia. This new photovoltaic plant will produce an estimated 200 GWh/year, enough to supply energy to more than 80,000 households.

Campos de Zuloaga project will be located between the municipalities of Cizur and Cendea de Olza in Navarra (Spain). This new photovoltaic park is estimated tol produce 119 GWh/year, enough to supply energy to more than 20,000 households.

The plant has an installed capacity of 111 MW that consists of 37 using the technology of Vestas V90