Plans for a brand new solar farm have been submitted for consent to Lewes District Council.
The planning application for Ouse Valley Solar Farm near Ringmer is likely to be influenced strongly by public support. As such, Ovesco, the local community energy company behind the project, are asking those in favour of it to speak up.
Once up and running, the Norlington Farm site should provide 17 megawatts of power, that's enough energy to run 4,800 homes.
Ovesco claim that there would be many benefits of Ouse Valley Solar Farm, including:
Local residents can register their support for the planning application of the solar farm by:
Organisers ask that you consider the benefits to the project as outlined above in any comments you leave. Or, of course, feel free to leave any thoughts or opinions you have on the idea.
If you have any queries about the project, you can contact Ovesco by email on: ousevalleysolar@ovesco.co.uk
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