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The clean energy transition represents a major investment opportunity.
But it’s important to choose an investment partner that can live up to the promise. With Tribus Clean Energy, you’ll be working with an experienced team that has a proven track record of success.

“Our team, assets and relationships create value. We have already grown quickly and are always eager to explore new opportunities. If you’d like to work with us or learn more about what we do, get in touch.”

Luke Murray, Chief Executive Officer

“Our team, assets and relationships create value. We have already grown quickly and are always eager to explore new opportunities. If you’d like to work with us or learn more about what we do, get in touch.”

Luke Murray, Chief Executive Officer

A complex process,
handled with care

It all starts by identifying opportunities for development that have a potential connection to the grid. Without the connection, there is no possibility of 
successful investment. So, the task of choosing and acquiring the most 
appropriate locations is key.

Developing sustainable and viable plans is the next step before gaining buy-in from landowners and local communities as well as all the essential planning consents. All the time ensuring that the plans are consistent with regulatory requirements.

Key stages are

1

Pre-application

Before any application is made, consultation with the local community is required. This is also the stage where the environmental assessments are undertaken to inform communities and decision makers. So, from the outset, plans must be prepared that summarise the project and its planning requirements, allowing us to gain valuable feedback on our approach.

16 to 18 months (variable)

2

Acceptance

Following what can be a lengthy consultation process, the Planning Inspectorate decides whether to accept the application for examination. This involves them checking to ensure that adequate consultation and robust environmental assessments have taken place.

28 days (Statutory timeframe)

3

Pre-examination

At this stage, interested parties can make official comments and submissions to the Planning Inspectorate about the proposal.

3 to 6 months (variable)

4

Examination

An Examining Authority considers the proposal itself and all relevant evidence, including submissions made by interested parties.

6 months (Statutory timeframe)

5

Recommendation and Decision

Ultimately, the Examining Authority makes a recommendation to the Secretary of State, who has the final power to authorise or decline the proposal.

Recommendation: 3 months (Statutory timeframe) and Decision: 3 months (Statutory timeframe)

6

Post Decision

Once the Secretary of State has made their decision, there is a fixed period where a legal challenge can be made. 

6 week period in which the decision can be challenged

Opportunities available now

We have a pipeline of projects at various stages of development and have already entered into joint ventures with investors and other developers.

With Ofgem actively seeking to accelerate viable connections, we’re also keen to work with potential partners who may have an existing connection but need additional investment support or funding to develop it.

Getting results for investors

When you’re investing in large scale projects you need a partner who has a thorough understanding of the complex design and planning process.

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Proven in practice

We’re good at what we do and have a track record to prove it. Take a look at our successful projects.

See our projects