Views on solar
Please explain why.
Views on solar
Please explain why.
4. We are currently in the early stages of developing our proposals and welcome your input to help shape and refine our plans. Do you have any suggestions or feedback on the proposed site layout, including ideas for landscaping or screening measures, buffer zones or access routes? Please provide your reasoning below.
Connection corridor Opportunities to connect into the grid are limited to certain areas in the UK, with Lincolnshire offering the most availability of suitable development land. Leoda Solar Farm will connect directly into the national power grid via a new substation which is expected to be built to the east of Navenby (northeast of the site).
5. What are your thoughts on the proposed export cable corridor? Are there any features, local issues or areas you believe should be considered or avoided? Please provide your feedback below.
The local environment and landscape We are in the process of preparing our Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR), building on the findings outlined in the Environmental Impact Assessment Scoping Report, which can be found on our website. The Scoping process plays a critical role in identifying the key environmental topics and potential impacts that need to be assessed in detail as part of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). Using this foundation, the PEIR will provide an initial assessment of the potential environmental impacts and opportunities associated with Leoda Solar Farm.
7. Are there any particular routes, areas, or landmarks within or near the project site that are especially significant to you or the local community? If so, how do you suggest they be considered in the project design?
8. Do you have any comments or feedback on the proposed scope of the environmental surveys and assessments presented in the EIA Scoping Report?
9. The Applicant is committed to delivering a minimum 10% biodiversity net gain as part of the project. Do you have any suggestions for enhancing biodiversity or protecting wildlife habitats as part of the project? Please answer below.
Community benefits As the proposals take shape over the coming months, we will be consulting with local communities and gathering feedback on how Leoda Solar can have a positive impact in the area and therefore benefit the local community. We encourage community members to share their ideas and suggestions on projects that would benefit the region. We are committed to ensuring that the Leoda Solar Farm brings meaningful, long-term benefits to the local area beyond renewable energy generation, and we look forward to collaborating with the community to make this a reality.
10. What types of community benefits or initiatives would you like to see included as part of this project? Please answer below.
11. We welcome your suggestions for open access features, such as routes for permissive paths for cyclists or walkers, as well as other open areas like orchards or woodlands. What do you think would benefit the local community, and where do you feel these would be best located?
Our consultation Thank you for taking the time to share your views on Leoda Solar Farm. Consultation is a critical part of the development process and will help shape our proposals. We greatly value the local knowledge and feedback we receive, and we’ll aim to incorporate it into our plans where possible.
14. This is the first phase of our consultation. Our statutory consultation will take place at a later stage, once the project plans have been further refined and additional technical assessments have been completed. Is there any specific information you would like us to provide at that stage? Please detail below.
15. We would welcome any other comments you would like to make about Leoda Solar Farm. Please use the space below to address any topics not covered elsewhere in the feedback form.
About you You are not required to provide personal details when responding to our consultation. However, sharing this information will help us understand who has engaged with our consultation and enable us to keep you informed about Leoda Solar Farm.
We may publish a summary of the feedback received, but no personal information about individuals will be disclosed. Any responses to this question will be treated as ‘special category data.’ If you choose to share Equality and Diversity information, please note that you can withdraw your consent at any time.
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Your responses collected through this consultation will be used for several purposes, including:
Analysing the feedback received during the non-statutory consultation;
Producing a Consultation Report based on the feedback analysis (no individuals will be identified in the report);
Providing updates about the consultation results and other developments related to Leoda Solar Farm; and
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The Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero (who will decide on our application); and
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