Low Carbon has signed two 15-year route-to-market power purchase agreements with SSE Energy Markets for 52MW of contracted solar capacity.
The company said the Feldon Vale and Long Meadow solar farms in North West Wales and South East England are expected to enter commercial operation in 2026.
According to Low Carbon, the projects will together produce enough clean electricity to power nearly 28,000 homes and avoid about 25,000 tonnes of CO2e a year.
Under the agreements, SSE Energy Markets will provide route-to-market and optimisation services at a fixed price and market the Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin certificates generated over the contract term.
“The Feldon Vale and Long Meadow solar farms are part of a large portfolio of high-quality solar assets Low Carbon are bringing online in the UK,” said Marco Verspuij, head of power management at Low Carbon.
“Securing long-term offtake agreements is essential to ensuring these sites deliver reliable, optimised clean energy at scale,” Verspuij added.
“Our partnership with Low Carbon demonstrates our ability to manage risk and maximise the value of renewable energy projects through our market access services,” said Gordon Bell, managing director of SSE Energy Markets.