ABOUT EDEN RENEWABLES

Eden Renewables was founded in 2017 by the team behind the award-winning UK solar company, Solstice Renewables, which became known for its innovative, “In 2016, Minnesota legislators OUR TEAM community focused, sustainable approach. unanimously adopted the nation’s HARRY LOPES GIOVANNI MARUCA Eden is an international developer of solar and energy frst standard for pollinator-friendly CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHIEF DEVELOPMENT storage projects with a pipeline of sites across the UK, OFFICER OFFICER East Coast USA and in sub-Saharan Africa through solar, now adapted to more than our partner, GridX Africa. a dozen states and adopted into law ALEC GREENWELL DR. GUY PARKER DEVELOPMENT BIODIVERSITY Based at our UK ofces near Marlborough, by several. Learning from Solstice and in London we are working on several utility-scale Renewables’ best practices and MALCOLM EVANS solar projects; commercial & industrial such as rooftops, ROSS WOLHUTER viewing the images of their sites TECHNICAL ELECTRICAL EV charging and solar carports; and battery storage. was a major contributor to the work SOPHY FEARNLEY- Eden is known for setting industry-leading standards LORNA LYLE of US scientists and stakeholders WHITTINGSTALL EDUCATION on our solar farms for: to establish standards here.” COMMUNITY • Biodiversity and ecological enhancement ROB DAVIS, FRESH ENERGY REBECCA SYMON • Continuing agricultural use COORDINATOR

• Community and educational benefts

• Shared or community ownership “Projects such as AWARD these could lead to self-sustaining nature WINNING reserves, which would be a huge boost TEAM to wildlife, the local environment and the local community.” LANCASHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST Best ground-mount project: WINNER SOLSTICE RENEWABLES AWARDS 2015 WHY SOLAR POWER?

CLIMATE EMERGENCY SUBSIDY FREE In 2019 the UK government became the frst in the Following the withdrawal of government support “I want you world to set a legally binding target of Net Zero carbon Solar is now for solar in 2017, costs have fallen and technology emissions by 2050. Two-thirds of UK councils, including improved so that large-scale solar farms can be to act as Wiltshire, have declared climate emergencies. We have ‘cheapest developed in the right places and conditions if the house an urgent need to decarbonise our energy supplies without subsidies. is on fre, and solar power is quick and easy to deploy, with a light because it is.” impact on the land. electricity LOW IMPACT Solar electricity is carbon free. Taking into account the GRETA THUNBERG manufacturing and installation, a solar farm is expected in history’, to pay back its energy and carbon footprint within 1.5 years of its 40 year lifetime. confirms IEA (Fraunhofer Institute Report, Sept 2020, & others) UK GOAL COUNCILS DECLARE CLIMATE NET ZERO EMERGENCY LOW COST REDUCING AIR POLLUTION BY 2050 Large-scale solar is now the cheapest form of new Generating energy from fossil fuels can be harmful electricity generation in the UK, forecast to deliver power to air and water quality. Solar PV produces for £44/MWh by 2025 – a fraction of the cost of Hinkley no pollutants to damage the air we breathe nuclear power station. The more solar we have, the lower and the water we drink. “If we could harness one our energy bills can be. 5,000th part of the energy that the sun sprays on the earth every 24 hours ELECTRICITY GENERATION COSTS 2025-40 £140 CCGT we could provide all the £120

energy requirements £100

of the entire human race.” £80

SIR DAVID £60 ONSHORE WIND ATTENBOROUGH £40 OFFSHORE WIND SOLAR £20

£0 2025 2030 2035 2040 AGRICULTURE, BIODIVERSITY & ECOLOGY

• Additional hedgerow and tree planting provides Solar Site Pollinator Habitat Scorecard For site and seed mix planning, designing, and assessment. Pollinator planting area shall always be UK BIODIVERSITY INDICATOR: CHANGE IN RELATIVE SAWMILLS SOLAR FARM managed to prevent and eliminate invasive species as defned in 6 V.S.A. chapter 217 § 5101(2). Scorecards must be renewed every three years or sooner. Standards below refer either to the site plan or an established ABUNDANCE OF UK PRIORITY SPECIES, 1970 TO 2016 site. The site area is consistent with the ‘Limits of Disturbance’ per Net Meter Rule 5.103. further habitat enhancement as well as screening. DIVERSITY BUTTERFLIES + BUMBLEBEES 2015-19 Image courtesy Fresh-Energy

ABUNDANCE INDICATOR (214 SPECIES) 1. Percent site’s vegetative cover is fowering species 5. Observed pollinator nesting habitat within 0.25 miles 10 (select one) (select all that apply) BUTTERFLIES 1-15 percent (5 points) ✔ Bare ground patches one square foot or larger, with 120 9 16-30 percent (10 points) undisturbed and well-drained soil (2 points) • Ponds, bat and bird boxes and beehives and BUMBLEBEES 31-45 percent (15 points) ✔ Forest edge habitat that includes fowering shrubs and young trees (2 points) 8 46-60 percent (20 points) ✔ Cavity nesting sites (e.g., dead trees, snags, fallen 7 2. Flowering perennial species to be used logs, shrubs, plants with pithy-stemmed twigs such as 100 hibernacula for amphibians at most of our sites. (select all that apply) sumac, rose, raspberry) (2 points) ✔ Includes species of Northern New and Creation of nesting habitat features (e.g. boxes, 6 adjacent New York provenance (5 points) tunnels) (0.2 points per feature) ✔ Amount of seed to be planted (lbs/acre) is determined # features: 10 x 0.2 = 2.00 points 5 according to seed provider’s recommended application 80 rate and/or planting density for planted species in the 6. Pollinator management practices (select all that apply) 4 target area (5 points) • We regularly monitor progress with annual Mowing occurs only after October 15, and before May Includes only VT native or naturalized perennial 1 each year; mowing height is 5” or higher (5 points) 3 species. (15 points) Species native to the biophysical region preferred. ✔ Detailed establishment & management plan (10 points) Detailed plant & wildlife monitoring plan (10 points) 1970=100) 60 3. Cover diversity within the ground cover area ✔ 2 (# of fowering plant species that constitute >2 percent cover ecological surveys. These consistently show SPECIES OF NUMBER 7. Pesticide risk (select if applicable) each; select one) On-site insecticide use on plants (includes prior 1 1-9 species (5 points) application to seeds/plants.) (-40 points) 40 10-19 species (10 points) growth in abundance of wild fowers and grasses, 0 20 or more species (15 points) 8. Vegetation bufer adjacent to the solar site (select all that INDEX( apply) 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 4. Seasons with at least 3 blooming species with >2 percent ✔ At least 50% of bufer area vegetative cover planted cover each (select all that apply) with fowering plant species (5 points) 20 with increased numbers and varieties of species ✔ Spring (10 points) At least 50% of bufer area vegetative cover planted ✔ Early summer (5 points) with VT native or naturalized shrub species (5 points) SAWMILLS SOLAR FARM Species native to the biophysical region preferred. ✔ Late summer (5 points) Bufer at least 30 feet wide (10 points) of bumblebees and breeding birds. ABUNDANCE OF BUTTERFLIES + BUMBLEBEES 2015-19 Fall (5 points) ✔ 0 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2016 Site Owner or Designee: Belltown Power Limited Pollinator-Friendly 6 Date: 20/11/18 Source: jncc.gove.uk/ukbi-C4a BUTTERFLIES Score: 93.0 Vegetation Consultant: Wychwood Biodiversity • Apiaries produce honey at many of our sites. 5 Meets “Pollinator-friendly Solar” Standard: 70-84 Seed Supplier: BUMBLEBEES Provides Excellent Habitat: >85 4 Project Address: Sawmills, Devon Project Size: Target Seeding Date: New Retroft Revised Scorecard Attached Seed Mix Specs or Management Plans

3 The signator certifes that the solar site adheres to this Scorecard in accordance with 6 V.S.A. chapter 217. The practices called for in this Scorecard are subordinate to any requirements of applicable State permits, agency rule or guidance. All solar projects must comply with applicable Vermont Public Utility Commission and Agency of Natural Resources permit conditions, even if those conditions • Continued agricultural use by sheep grazing which confict with practices favored by this Scorecard. The UK is not only facing a climate crisis, it is facing 2 Upload completed scorecard at: go.uvm.edu/pollinator-friendly-solar maintains the grass and regenerates the soil. This form was produced by the Pollinator-Friendly Solar Initiative of Vermont: Version 9-28-2018 an ecological crisis too. 1

INDIVIDUALS PER 100m Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture. University of Vermont Extension, Burlington, Vermont. University of Vermont Extension, 0 and U.S. Department of Agriculture, cooperating, ofer education and employment to everyone without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or familial status. 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 In Britain, wildfower meadows have decreased by 97% since the 1930s due to intensive farming practices. The decline in pollinators like bees and butterfies “A shining example “Solar farms could is particularly worrying, and has an economic as well of how you can turn be a real asset in our as environmental impact – they are thought to be worth around £400m a year to the UK economy. a basic, unremarkable countryside by giving grassland site into declining wildlife like • Land around and under panels is sown with a mixture of native wildfowers and grasses to provide food an improved site bees and farmland and habitat for a range of wildlife; we can sometimes and newt haven.” birds a home.” target specifc endangered species. BEEHIVES BAT BOXES LANCASHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST RSPB

COMMUNITY AND EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS

We believe that people living near a solar farm should share in the economic benefts it brings as well as the environmental ones. “Thanks to the community beneft These include: fund from the solar farm, at last

• c. £100,000 p.a. in business rates to the local Ashcombe has joined the 21st authority for a 50 MW solar farm. COMMUNITY century. This new Broadband

• A community beneft fund for the lifetime of each FUND technology, which has the potential of our solar farms. The community decides how to be upgraded in future, is a huge to spend the income to bring economic, social boost to everyone who lives or and environmental benefts to the area. works here or enjoys their holidays • The opportunity for shared ownership or community here and should really help the investment where feasible. local economy.” • An educational benefts fund for nearby schools RALPH RAYNER, DIRECTOR OF to educate future consumers and inspire careers THE ASHCOMBE ESTATE, DEVON * in climate change, energy and ecology; relating this * Here the community fund paid for the village to upgrade from dial up internet to high speed to their schools, communities and the wider world. broadband, revolutionising social and working life for the residents. Classroom-based learning plus feld trips to our solar farms.

• More than 5,000 pupils have benefted from visits to solar farms developed by the team behind “It has been a fantastic Eden Renewables. opportunity for the children to discuss possible future renewable energy solutions and to be able to relate these to their own schools and local community.” MRS. PRICE, HEADTEACHER, PACKINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL, LEICESTERSHIRE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE

Solar farms are quick to build and construction is expected to take around six months. “The record rainfall and Eden Renewables will implement best practice during construction to minimise any nuisance to the local storm surges that have community where reasonably possible. brought fooding across the UK are a clear sign The majority of vehicle movements centre on the FAST delivery of the panels and frames for the panels. that we are already A Construction Trafc Management Plan will be agreed experiencing the impacts with the local Highways Authority before building starts, BUILD which will ensure the safety of all road users. of climate change.” LORD STERN During the installation period, construction noise is comparatively low aside from the 4 to 6 weeks when the legs of the solar framework are driven approximately 2 metres into the soil, removing the need for deep foundations. Plant associated with the solar park such as substations will be supported on small concrete platforms.

At the end of the solar farm’s life (typically 40 years) all hardware can be easily dismantled, removed offsite and largely recycled. Planning authorities granting consent for a solar park will apply a condition to restore the site to its former use.

Once the solar farm is operational a small number of vehicle movements would be required for maintenance – about twice a month, typically in a small van. MINIMAL NOISE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

CAN WE BUY POWER DIRECTLY DO THEY INCREASE FLOOD RISK? IS THERE ANY NOISE FROM FROM THE SOLAR FARM? Rainwater runoff from the site will not increase and the SOLAR FARMS? We would love to be able to sell you power at a reduced solar arrays will not displace any foodwater. A food risk PV panels convert sunlight into electricity with price from the solar farm but this isn’t possible yet assessment will be commissioned and form part of any no vibration. The only noise is from inverters and due to government legislation. The Local Electricity Bill mitigation that might be required. battery storage, while the sound dissipates and is currently going through parliament which may change becomes inaudible within about 100 feet, so these this in future. In the meantime energy suppliers such DO SOLAR FARMS AFFECT units are always located more than 100 feet from as Octopus and Coop Energy do offer renewable HOUSE VALUES? the edge of the solar farm. electricity tariffs. There is no evidence to suggest that house prices are affected by proximity to solar farms. They generate CAN THE PANELS BE RECYCLED? IS THERE GLARE FROM THE clean power, silently, without emitting pollution, Solar arrays are comprised of glass, silica, aluminium, SOLAR PANELS? in a setting that supports biodiversity, so are steel, copper and plastic which are largely recyclable Solar panels are designed to absorb light, not refect it. great neighbours. with a good salvage value. PVCycle.org reports Any glare is minimised through using translucent coating achieving recycling efciency of c. 95% for solar panels, materials to improve light transmittance through glass. CAN I PROVIDE MY COMMENTS well above the EU requirement of 80%. Where there is glare, we will screen or angle the panels DIRECTLY TO THE COUNCIL? away at the appropriate hours. There are many solar Yes, the local planning authority will carry out a public farms next to main roads and major airports. consultation after the planning application is submitted when you will have the opportunity to make HOW IS THE LAND MANAGED? formal comments. A specialist land management team will maintain the site throughout the operation of the solar farm. The team will be responsible for implementing the landscape strategy that includes tree planting, hedges, a wildfower meadow and sheep grazing. Chemical pesticides and herbicides will be avoided wherever possible, to restore the land organically. CHANGING TECHNOLOGY

In the decade since solar farms frst started to be developed in the UK, there have been huge improvements in technology which have helped to increase the efciency and reduce the costs of solar and other forms of renewable power generation. 33% INCREASE IN ELECTRICITY DEMAND

BIFACIAL MODULES EV CHARGING These are able to generate solar power on both sides Decarbonising the transport sector is one of the biggest of the solar panel, utilising diffuse light that would challenges the UK faces in achieving our target otherwise be wasted and helping to increase the total of Net Zero emissions by 2050, and the transition amount of energy generated by 5%-20%. to electric vehicles will be a major part of this. The government is expected to bring forward the date ENERGY STORAGE SINGLE AXIS TRACKERS for banning new sales of petrol and diesel vehicles Large-scale batteries can store the energy generated Panels are fxed to a north/south axis which moves to 2030 which will result in a challenge for EV charging at times of low demand and release it back onto the silently through the day from east to west in order infrastructure and an estimated increase in demand grid when it is needed. This helps to ‘balance’ the grid, to maximise generation. Combining single axis trackers for electricity of 100 TWh (around a third higher than to mitigate the variable characteristics of solar with bifacial modules can increase power generation current levels, source: DUKES, National Grid). We aim generation, contributing to lower energy bills overall. by about 10%-20% compared with traditional south to provide the infrastructure to enable superfast EV A typical energy storage system is about the size facing ‘fxed tilt’ solar panels. charging hubs charging points at or near our solar of a shipping container. They use lithium-ion batteries, farms so that in future cars can be charged in the local such as are used in laptops, phones and electric vehicles community by renewable electricity. but on a much larger scale. GOVERNMENT POLICY

NATIONAL LOCAL The UK government was the frst national government In February 2019, became one of the “When done well, renewables in the world to declare a Climate Emergency in May 2019 frst local authorities to declare a climate emergency. can provide a host of benefts and to set a legally binding target of Net Zero emissions It set a Net Zero target of 2030, twenty years earlier than to people living in the countryside. by 2050. the national target, and set up a Climate Emergency Task Community and shared ownership Group to develop a strategy for achieving this, which Renewables now account for 38% of UK electricity opportunities allow people to enjoy Eden Renewables has fed into. The and consumption, and this is growing fast – proving they the direct economic benefts, Wiltshire LEP published its Local Energy Strategy are a viable alternative to fossil fuels. To achieve our Net while cheaper energy and the in November, 2018 which identifed four strategic Zero targets requires an exponential increase in capacity possibility of new green jobs and objectives including smart grids and mitigating in order to decarbonise power, heat and transport. the reinvestment of community constraints, transition to low carbon transport funds contribute to a thriving 86% We are also facing the fallout from a global health and low carbon growth. rural economy.” SUPPORT crisis unprecedented in our lifetimes, with a devastating CPRE REPORT, GREENER, BETTER, impact on the economy as well as on people’s lives. FASTER, JULY 2020 SOLAR The UK Citizen’s Climate Assembly UK is calling for the economic recovery measures to also target Net Zero; as is the Committee on Climate Change (and many PUBLIC OPINION other institutions). Government studies have consistently shown that “The transition In October 2020, the Prime Minister called for the growth solar power is the most popular energy-generating to a low carbon of offshore wind, solar and other renewables to power WILTSHIRE technology in the UK. The BEIS quarterly public attitudes economy “the green industrial revolution that in the next ten years NET ZERO tracker surveys show support for solar energy has presents a huge will create hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of jobs.” remained between 80% and 90% throughout the tracker, 2030 and at 86% in the most recent survey (May 2020). opportunity.” The government is expected to announce further support for solar and other renewables in its Energy Local groups campaigning for a greener future include SWLEP LOCAL ENERGY White Paper, anticipated in November. Zero , Sustainable Calne, and the Wiltshire STRATEGY, 2018 “Now, as we Climate Alliance. build back better A 2019 poll by the Conservative Environment Network we must showed that 86% of constituents in North Wiltshire build back support solar. greener.”

PRIME MINISTER BORIS JOHNSON KEY FACTS

DETAILS SITE DESIGN • Overall site approximately 220 acres • Existing hedgerows will be retained, (89 hectares) of predominantly Grade 3b protected and enhanced land currently used for both arable • Bridleway will be retained, with and grazing new hedgerows planted alongside • Installed capacity: 49.9 MW to generate for screening electricity equivalent to the consumption • A bespoke Landscape and Ecological of approximately 13,825 homes Management Plan will substantially

• Approximately 22,200 tonnes CO2 improve the biodiversity over the 40-year saved each year lifetime of the solar farm • Grid connection point secured • An appropriate native grass and at Chippenham sub station wildfower mix will be sown around the panels to improve the biodiversity • Panels will use latest technology with potential of the land, transforming single axis trackers and bifacial modules it into a haven for wildlife for maximum efciency • Solar arrays are a maximum of 2.7m high • Battery storage units installed so power and 0.8m off the ground to allow for can be distributed when it’s needed most sheep grazing and ecological measures • Easy access to site from M4 • Panels cover 30% of the total site area, at Junction 17 but less than 5% is disturbed by the • Proximity to the Motorway Services actual footprint which can beneft from clean energy

COMMUNITY BENEFITS • Community beneft fund £350 per MW index linked for the lifetime of the solar farm. This could amount to £17,500 a year or over £700,000 in total • Additional funding £2,000 a year for educational benefts shared among Sevington Victorian School, Stanton School and Bybrook Valley School 13,825 HOMES SUPPLIED WITH CLEAN ENERGY

Leigh Delamere Solar Farm Eden LD Solar Ltd N 0 250 m I LEIGH DELAMERE SOLAR FARM DESIGN LEIGH DELAMERE SOLAR FARM

WILDFLOWER MEADOWS The land around and beneath the solar panels will be sown with native wildflowers and grasses to provide habitats for bees and other pollinators. Junction 17

M4 Junction 18 BEEHIVES Local beekeepers will be Sevington Victorian School New Screening Trees and Hedge invited to keep hives to

Site Access Transformer & Motorway Services make honey. Battery Storage Potential supply link from solar farm Solar panels will be excluded from BIRD AND New Hedge Footpath this area to take BAT BOXES account of potential TREES AND HEDGES landscape and These will be located heritage effects Trees and hedges will New Hedge around the perimeter of be added to reinforce the site to encourage bats Bridleway the screening of the Bridleway Existing Hedges to roost and birds to nest. site, which will also provide excellent connectivity, foraging Solar Panel Arrays and shelter for Deer Fence wildlife.

EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS We organise trips to the solar farm Transformer & Battery Storage so children from local schools can SHEEP GRAZING learn about science, technology and energy, and provide The land around the panels interpretation boards and benches will be maintained by sheep Footpath for community visits. grazing in autumn, after the meadows have seeded, so the land continues in agricultural use. SECURITY Traditional rural fencing and discreet CCTV cameras will be used around the perimeter of ENERGY STORAGE the site to maintain security. Batteries store electricity from the solar array, enabling export to the grid when the power is needed most. KEY Wildflower Planting Area MAXIMISING LAND USE THREE LAND USES TO TACKLE THREE CRITICAL CHALLENGES OF OUR TIME

CLEAN ENERGY 1 CLIMATE EMERGENCY

“Climate change is happening and is due to human activity, this includes Reduce carbon emissions and pollution through global warming and greater risk large-scale solar power generation, electricity storage, of fooding, droughts and heat waves.” facilitating EV charging. BEIS, UK GOVERNMENT

Nearly half of the 177 mammal species BIODIVERSITY ECOLOGICAL surveyed lost more than 80% of their 2 distribution between 1900 and 2015 % of species which have lost more than 80% EMERGENCY of their range % 0 20 40 60 ASIA AUSTRALIA AFRICA EUROPE N AMERICA A range of ecological measures combined with S AMERICA stopping intensive high-input farming on the land “This is defnitely human impact, means a solar farm is like a wildlife reserve we’re in the sixth mass extinction.”

WWF CONSERVATION SOURCE: PNAS that lies untouched for a generation or more. Billions of animals have been lost as their habitats SCIENTIST MARTIN TAYLOR have become smaller with each passing year

FARMING AGRICULTURAL “The world is losing 32 bn The Environmental Land 3 tonnes of fertile soils a year Management Scheme (ELMS) has been described as the EMERGENCY due to unsustainable farming “Fourth Agricultural Revolution”. practices, affecting 3.2 billion It aims to incentivise farmers to achieve environmental enhancement people. Loss of soil carbon and protection and restore and improve costs the UK over £3 billion natural capital and rural heritage.

Land continues in food production and sheep stocking “This is an emergency and the way we a year.” density can remain high, sequestering carbon eat and farm lies right at the heart of it.” SOURCE: SUSTAINABLE FOOD TRUST

and regenerating degenerated soils. SOIL ASSOCIATION

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