RES seeks to be a power for good in the communities that neighbour its projects by working openly and constructively to ensure meaningful local benefits.

The Longhedge Solar Farm, through construction and operations, would support the local area and help to secure long-term economic, social and environmental benefits.

Capable of generating clean, low-cost electricity for around 15,000 homes every year.

Providing additional recreational benefits to a wide range of Public Rights of Way users through the creation of two permissive bridleways.

Potential to deliver a biodiversity net gain of over 100% through the measures proposed in the Biodiversity Management Plan, including over 2.5km of new species-rich hedgerows.

Opportunities for inward investment during construction through potential  jobs and employment for local businesses and contractors, in addition to the use of local services and amenities.