Located in Kent, the project involves 373MW of solar and over 150 MW of battery energy storage capacity. Cleve Hill is expected to generate enough renewable power each year to meet the power needs of over 100,000 UK homes and help reduce carbon emissions by 164,450 tonnes every year, according to the developer.
The large-scale of the hybrid project is set to provide a meaningful contribution to improving energy security for the United Kingdom and further decarbonize the power grid, helping to progress the country's journey to net zero, the company adds.
Cuttings are providing the site-wide Earthing system.
