Cleve Hill Solar Park is the UK's largest solar power station, located on the Graveney marshes near Faversham in Kent.
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Powering the transition to a cleaner, greener energy future
Our energy work supports the transition to a cleaner, more resilient future. Focused on renewable energy, we deliver projects across generation, storage and supporting infrastructure, from small‑scale retrofits of panels, through wind developments to some of Europe’s largest solar schemes.
Please contact our key sector lead, Ben Dawson, for further details.
Our Energy Projects
Our transport planning teams provided services for National Grid, on a significant electrical connection project in the South West of England.
Hinkley Point C Connection
A solar farm featuring 43,000 panels generating clean energy for over 10,500 homes. The project includes underground grid connection, biodiversity enhancements, and infrastructure services such as highways, drainage, culverting, and pedestrian improvements.
Barkham Solar Farm, West Berkshire
An innovate energy centre for the University of Liverpool, that provides 60% of the university's campus power.
Liverpool Heating Infrastructure, UOL
This project involved the planning assessment for a new converter station at Chilling in Hampshire to a substation in the Lower Normandy region of France.
Interconnection France - Angleterre 2 (IFA2)
Our transport planning teams secured approval for a five-turbine wind farm near Watford following successfully addressing concerns over abnormal load deliveries through sensitive residential routes.
Watford Lodge Wind Farm, Northamptonshire
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Events29th May 26
Curtins Roundtable with Liverpool Innovators: Unlocking the Future of Existing Buildings
Last month, we hosted a Liverpool Innovators roundtable bringing together voices from across the built environment, public sector and innovation ecosystem to explore how the reuse and retrofit of existing buildings can support a more sustainable, adaptable Liverpool City Region.
