Solar Farm Map
A handy map showing the current and planned solar installations across the UK big and small.
This map was created by the UK Solar Alliance.
Orange are installations classed as: NSIP (Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project)
And purple are not NSIP.
The mission of the UK Solar Alliance has the full support of The Climate Con and we are very much in alignment but as is so often the case, the organisation still believes the official narrative on Net Zero and the accompanying madness that goes with following the climate cult. Alas, we still support them where we can. A testament once again on how far we have to go for educating the public.
Here is the UK Solar Alliance mission statement which sounds great until point 4.
UK Solar Alliance (UKSA) Mission Statement
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The UKSA seeks better energy solutions to safeguard UK farmland and the nations’ natural environment for future generations.
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UKSA is a collaboration of volunteer groups representing many thousands of residents in over 120 UK communities, working to preserve UK productive farmland, currently at risk of loss to many forms of solar development – small and utility scale.
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The UKSA shares expertise and resources, connects people and communities, and supports Government and industry to do better by delivering smarter, sustainable, solar renewable energy solutions.
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The UKSA supports the principle of Net Zero targets AND national Food Security priorities by ensuring local community voices and skills are part of the solution.
Show some support to the fight against the onslaught of our countryside by visiting their website here.
Further reading on solar farms:
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