Solar 

Sheenhill Solar Farm

Honeybourne, Worcestershire
Key facts
18 MW
Installed capacity (megawatts)
5,000
Homes powered annually based on UK average consumption

Project timeline

1
Site feasibility studies
2
Grid and land rights secured
3
Planning application submitted
4
Planning consent granted
5
Construction
6
Operational
1
Site selection
2
Grid connection
3
Land agreed
4
Planning consent
5
Construction
6
Operational

The project

Downing Renewable Developments are currently developing proposals for Sheenhill Solar Farm, a new Solar PV scheme to be located near Honeybourne, Worcestershire.

Sheenhill Solar Farm has the potential to accelerate the UK’s transition to Net Zero and make a significant contribution to increasing our energy security, at a time of both rising energy bills and the increasing urgency to tackle the climate emergency.

Sheenhill Solar Farm will have an installed capacity of 18MW, this is the equivalent to supplying energy to 5,000 homes annually.

Site layout

Site layout to be progressed following site surveys and assessments.

Latest updates

Community Consultation Event One : 28 May 2025 - Committee Room, Honeybourne Village Hall - 16:30-19:30.

Community benefits

Community benefits

As this project is still in the early development stages, we welcome feedback on how a community benefit could take shape. We are committed to working closely with the local communities to establish the most meaningful and impactful ways to contribute.

Resources & documents

Further resources

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