subsidy-free
It intends to directly buy electricity from renewable energy projects that are not eligible to receive subsidies through any government or industry-backed schemes, offering above market price for the power they generate
The Gordonbush Extension wind farm is expected to generate enough renewable electricity to power almost 50,000 homes every year
When completed, the wind farm will generate 38MW of electricity, enough to power around 46,000 homes in the UK every year
The Llanwern solar farm in Wales, with a total capacity of 75MW, is claimed to be the largest subsidy-free solar farm built in the UK
They include two separate planning applications for ground-mounted solar farms, with a total capacity of 40MW, in Norfolk
It is expected to generate enough electricity to power the equivalent of 15,500 homes every year
The Clayhill plant has a total solar capacity of 10MW and a 6MW energy storage facility
The 64.6MW Witnica solar park is due for completion by the end of 2020
The Don Rodrigo 2 project could generate 100GWh of clean energy annually, enough to power around 30,000 Spanish households
The second phase of the 7.3MW Creacombe project has been built without subsidies
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