The proposed development comprises the installation and operation of a ground-mounted solar farm and energy storage system. The solar farm will broadly comprise a series of linear rows (also known as arrays) of photovoltaic (PV) solar modules, together with inverter platforms; control room; DNO station; storage containers; battery storage; security fencing & CCTV; temporary construction compound; and enhanced landscaping & ecological management. As amended on 30/01/2023, 24/04/2023, 18/07/2023, 04/10/2023, 16/10/2023, 18/10/2023, 27/10/2023 and on 16/11/2023

Erection of 100MW energy storage facility including 50 energy storage battery units within steel shipping containers, and ancillary development including substation, transformers, transformer compound, underground cabling, inverters, switchgear, control/switch room, office/site store building, creation of hardstanding, erection of 3m security fencing, access gates, seven 3m CCTV masts and associated balancing pond, landscaping, access track and parking and the change of use of existing farm house and farm building to ancillary offices

Temporary development of a solar farm with ancillary infrastructure, security fence, access, landscaping and continued agriculture, to generate power to feed into the local distribution network.

Construction and operation of a ground mounted solar farm, with permission being required for 40 years, comprising solar arrays, equipment housing, sub-station, fencing, ancillary equipment, landscaping and associated development

Development of the site for port-related uses. Provision of hardstanding for storage of cargo (e.g. motor vehicles) in transit through Royal Portbury Dock with associated infrastructure, including security fencing, lighting, CCTV, surface water drainage, landscaping/planting, and vehicle access from Marsh Lane. The operational area will be set within existing hedgerows and field boundaries around the periphery of the site, which will be retained and enhanced as part of the proposals, including the Land East of Court House Farm Local Wildlife Site in the eastern most field.

Proposed solar farm development with permission being required for 40 years, comprising solar arrays, equipment housing, sub-station, fencing, CCTV, ancillary equipment, landscape and biodiversity enhancements.

Development of a solar farm with ancillary infrastructure, security fence, access, landscaping and continued agriculture, to generate power to feed into the local distribution network.

Construction and operation of a ground mounted solar farm and associated landscaping and ecological habitat, with permission being required for 40 years, comprising solar arrays, equipment housing, sub-station, fencing, ancillary equipment and associated development; temporary change of use of land for construction compound (off site)

Construction and operation of a solar farm comprising ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays and battery storage together with associated development, including inverter cabins, DNO substation, customer switchgear, access, fencing, CCTV cameras and landscaping.

Application submitted under Section 73 of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for the variation of condition 2 (approved plans) attached to planning permission 19/00182/RM1 dated 12 June 2019 (Reserved matters relating to details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for residential development comprising 464 no dwellings at Stag House Farm (Phases 1 - 5) pursuant to outline planning permission reference number 15/00450/OUT dated 31 October 2018 comprising approx. 1200 dwellings, residential and link roads, public open space, landscaping and drainage works together with education and playing fields) substitution of house types plot 155 from Lincoln to Norwich, plots 152 & 153 from Ely to York, including alterations to fence lines and parking courtyards on plots 152-155. Alterations to bin collection points plots 10-15 & 5-9, SUDS railings altered to allow for gates