Elements Green has launched the second phase of a statutory consultation on plans for an 800MW solar project in the UK’s east Midlands region.
Great North Road (GNR) Solar and Biodiversity Park will be located to north-west of Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire.
The developer welcomes all communities and interested parties to view, discuss and comment on proposals until the deadline of 20 February 2025.
Elements Green will be holding a series of in-person and online exhibition events, providing opportunities for the community and key stakeholders alike to find out more information about the proposals and provide their feedback.
There will be a total of eight in-person events and one online webinar during this second phase of consultation.
Mark Noone, Elements’ project director for GNR Solar and Biodiversity Park said: “We want to talk to communities to understand their views and listen to their ideas.
Feedback received during Phase Two Statutory Consultation will help us to refine our proposals, and we want to hear from as many members of the community as possible. Our project website and contact channels continue to be live and we look forward to meeting the community at our exhibition events.
“We encourage anyone with an interest in our proposals to provide their feedback and take part in our consultation.
“We are also interested in speaking to people with an interest in free renewable energy training courses and employment opportunities.”
“We believe that local communities have an important role to play in helping to inform and influence how our proposals for GNR Solar and Biodiversity Park evolve.
“We want to deliver this project responsibly and are committed to consulting as widely and effectively as possible, working together with residents, businesses and community organisations to improve and enhance our proposals as our plans for the project progress.”