Delivered with EPC partner Greenvolt Next under a secured Contract for Difference, it brings genuinely new renewable capacity online with long-term revenue certainty, contributing directly to the Welsh Government’s goal of meeting the equivalent of 100% of Wales’ electricity demand from renewables by 2035 and Swansea Council’s pledge to become a net zero authority by 2030. 

Pairing solar with battery storage makes that clean generation more dependable. The solar park will produce zero-carbon electricity by day, while the batteries store power and release it when demand peaks or the grid needs support. This adds flexibility to the local network, strengthens security of supply and helps reduce reliance on imported energy. 

This reflects a proven Infinis model. As one of the UK’s leading renewable power producers, Infinis has a long track record of turning resources into reliable clean energy, from capturing methane at landfill sites for baseload electricity to building out the solar and battery capacity that helps balance the grid. The benefit of combining these technologies is power that works now, low-cost zero-carbon generation when the sun shines and stored energy ready when the grid needs it.