Working with landowners
Helping you maximise returns on your land.
Helping you maximise returns on your land.
The growth of the clean energy sector represents a lucrative opportunity for landowners whose landholding is well-located for grid connections.
The key to unlocking this potential source of revenue is to find the right partner. We are one of very few businesses that has taken large scale solar and battery projects from initial concept all the way through the consenting process.
Our track record shows that we work to address local concerns, mitigate the impact of development and - ultimately - create a project that rewards landowners.
It's a complex process that takes commitment, determination, and high levels of technical expertise. At Tribus, we have all of these in place in our small, agile, and effective team. A safe pair of hands, with a successful track record in large scale solar and battery projects.
"Once installed, solar and BESS operate in the background and help to diversify agricultural businesses."
A complex business. Expertly and responsibly handled.
The first step is to identify whether or not your land is suitable for development.
Regardless of size, the key is an easily accessible connection point to the National Grid. You can count on us to provide a rapid and honest appraisal of your land's suitability.
Pre-application
Before any application is made, consultation with the local community is required. 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. We take this stage very seriously, listening carefully to local concerns and mitigating them wherever possible.
Acceptance
Following what can be a lengthy consultation process, the Planning Inspectorate decides whether or not to accept the application for examination.
Pre-examination
At this stage, interested parties can make official comments and submissions to the Planning Inspectorate about the proposal.
Examination
An Examining Authority considers the proposal itself and all relevant evidence, including submissions made by interested parties.
Recommendation & decision
Ultimately, the Examining Authority makes a recommendation to the Secretary of State, who has the final power to authorise or decline the proposal.
Post decision
Even with Secretary of State approval, the proposed project is not home and dry. Within a six week period, the decision can be challenged at the High Court in a Judicial Review.
Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs)
Because of the scale of our projects, some are classified as Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs). This means that a detailed and rigorous planning process must be completed. The Examining Authority oversees the process. For energy infrastructure projects, the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero has the final say.
You're working with experts
The complexity of the process - which can take many months and even years to complete - means that you need to be sure that your investment partners are experts. Our enviable track record shows that, time and again, we create the kind of investment opportunities that reward investors simply by understanding the process inside out.
Tribus is proven in practice, with exceptional experience of successfully creating large scale solar and battery sites in the UK.
We want to achieve even more with landowners who are keen to turn the transition to renewable energy sources to their advantage.
Interested? Let's talk.
If you own land that could be earning you more, we're keen to hear from you.