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Who are Steeple Solar Farm Ltd & what electricity services do they offer?

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Telephone: +448004647677

Below you can find some key details of Steeple Solar Farm Ltd including the type of electricity licence they hold. Data comes from Ofgem, Companies House and their own website.

Who are Steeple Solar Farm Ltd & what electricity services do they offer?

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Company Name: Steeple Solar Farm Ltd
Type of Electricity Licence: Electricity Generation
Company Number: 13889253
Year Founded: 2022
City: Hertfordshire

Full Address:

Beaufort Court, Egg Farm Lane, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, WD4 8LR

What electricity & energy services does Steeple Solar Farm Ltd offer?

Developing and operating renewable energy projects, including onshore and offshore wind, solar, energy storage, and green hydrogen.
Delivering renewable energy projects of outstanding quality to contribute to a low carbon future.
Providing secure and sustainable energy solutions at low costs.
Securing corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) to enable access to energy at the lowest cost.
Employing over 2,500 people and being active in 14 countries.
Engaging with stakeholders, including local residents and businesses, to address their unique needs and concerns.
Developing long-term relationships with communities around its projects and supporting community involvement in social and environmental projects.
Exploring and developing renewable energy projects, such as the Steeple Renewables Project in Nottinghamshire, which includes solar energy generation and battery storage.
Utilizing grid capacity released from decommissioned power stations to support renewable energy projects.
Generating clean electricity for homes and supporting the UK's targets to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Providing community benefits packages tailored to the needs and priorities of local communities, including local electricity discount schemes.
Investing in construction and creating job opportunities to support skills and employment in local communities.
Enabling continued agricultural use of land alongside renewable energy projects.