November 2013

  • Published On: November 20th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall’s client was approached by a developer interested in around eight acres of potential development land, on the edge of a village.  After initial evaluation further land was

  • Published On: November 20th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall has been instrumental in the delivery of this project of four 55kW Endurance E3120 wind turbines on a hillside just outside the village of Crawshawbooth in Lancashire. The scheme has been developed in partnership with the wind turbine manufacturer and three local farming families.

  • Published On: November 20th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall was instructed to investigate the potential for renewable energy on a farm in Cheshire.  After a comprehensive assessment the greatest potential was for a multi megawatt solar

  • Published On: November 20th, 2013

    Our farming client wished to purchase 30 acres of land, adjacent to their holding in Shropshire, in order to expand the existing business.  Wilson Fearnall carried out a financial

  • Published On: November 20th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall was asked to review and formalise and new arrangement between Landlord and Farming tenant for 120 acres of land in Cheshire. Historically the land had been let

  • Published On: November 19th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall has been involved in the successful negotiation of well over 300MW’s of Option, Lease and Joint Venture agreements for the operation of onshore wind turbines.  Projects range

  • Published On: November 19th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall has provided feasibility, site acquisition and full EIA and planning project management for a 500kW wind turbine in Cumbria.  The wind turbine will be up to 79m

  • Published On: November 11th, 2013

      The Co-op Bank is preparing to spin off its renewable energy lending operations into a new business that could lead to the stock market listing of a portfolio

  • Published On: November 11th, 2013

    Having previously gained consent for a 55kW wind turbine the client had been restricted to a specific colour of turbine by the planning conditions. The turbine of choice was

  • Published On: November 11th, 2013

    Wilson Fearnall were asked to evaluate the various types of renewable energy project that could be utilised on a Grade 2* listed building in Shropshire. Whilst only a modest