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Jersey''s first ground-based solar farm gets go-ahead

The infrastructure – to be installed in fields off Rue du Moulin à Vent – will include 7,500 solar panels and generate 4MW of power, which is equivalent to the electricity consumption of 634

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Jersey''s New Solar Story – Jonathan Renouf

In a corner of St Clement near the Grouville border, hidden away down a narrow lane, a fascinating renewable energy project is taking shape: Jersey''s first large-scale, ground-mounted solar array. On completion – hopefully by the end of the year – the Jersey Electricity array will produce over 4MW of electricity a year, enough to power

Solar farm could ''help power parish'' says Jersey Electricity

A solar farm in Jersey could power 17% of the parish''s homes if planning is approved, electricity bosses say. Jersey Electricity (JE) is inviting St Peter parishioners to attend a consultation for

Jersey to get first solar farm after plans narrowly approved

7,500 solar panels are to be installed in two agricultural fields in St. Clement after an application for the island''s first ever ground-based solar farm was narrowly approved. The farm - installed in fields off Rue du Moulin à Vent in St. Clement - will generate approximately 4 MW of power, which is equivalent to the electricity consumption

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What do people in Jersey think about solar farms?

Jersey Electricity (JE) is asking people in St Mary what they think about proposals for two solar farms. The solar farms would produce enough energy to power nearly 1,200 homes in Jersey, said JE. Land earmarked for the siting of the panels would continue to be used for grazing and growing crops, it said.

How many homes can a solar farm power in Jersey?

The solar farms would produce enough energy to power nearly 1,200 homes in Jersey, said JE. Land earmarked for the siting of the panels would continue to be used for grazing and growing crops, it said. The company is holding a community consultation from 10:00 to 20:00 BST at St Mary's Parish Hall where people can view the site plans.

Does Jersey have solar panels?

JE currently has two other sites in Jersey earmarked for ground-mounted solar energy production and is also working on installing more roof-based solar panels across the island. Earlier this week, JE increased islanders' electricity tariff by 7.5% from January 2025, adding around £2 extra per week to the average household bill.

Who installed the largest commercial solar installation in Jersey?

SunWorks was contracted by Jersey Electricity to install the Channel Islands' largest solar installation at Jersey Dairy, a total of 1,516 Solar panels. This saw the start of JE's lease scheme for commercial building owners and enabled SunWorks to deliver a world-class commercial solar installation in Jersey.

Will the price of solar energy come down in Jersey?

The JE boss says that if similar developments are built in other parts of the island, then the price of electricity produced by solar panels is more likely to come down. JE currently has two other sites in Jersey earmarked for ground-mounted solar energy production and is also working on installing more roof-based solar panels across the island.

Could a solar farm boost jersey's energy security?

Bosses said the plans for the 2.7 hectare site, meant electricity would be returned to the grid in a process which would "increase Jersey's energy security" A solar farm in Jersey could power 17% of the parish's homes if planning is approved, electricity bosses say.

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