Home Farm

Home Farm is a place for nature to intertwine with renewable energy.

In February 2017, we completed construction of Home Farm 3MW Solar Farm at The Drope, Western Cardiff. 

An area of outstanding conservation, the remodelling of the Farm on the ponds and woodland areas has increased biodiversity and is an example of the great use of land and the natural environment.

Take a look at our other renewable projects...

Bridgend Energy Hub
A future generations project that integrates the generation of low cost sustainable electricity, using both solar and wind, Bridgend Energy Hub will deliver a 100,000 tons per year cut in carbon emissions whilst delivering a host of economic, environmental and transportation benefits to the community.
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Parc Dyffryn
CENIN is developing a solar farm at Parc Dyffryn near Cardiff in the Vale of Glamorgan. A unique and progressive renewable energy solar project that will produce a significant amount of sustainable energy and assist Wales’ goals in combating climate change and enhance the natural environment.
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Parc Stormy
CENIN’s renewable energy business cluster at Parc Stormy incorporates wind and solar generation anaerobic digestion, ultra-low carbon cement production and an example of an energy positive building in SOLCER House developed with Cardiff University.
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Manmoel Wind
CENIN is submitting a planning application for a wind scheme on Manmoel Common. Full assessments are underway and we are likely to enter the ‘Developments of National Significance’ (DNS) process.
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Llanwonno Wind
CENIN were granted planning permission for wind turbines to be installed at Llanwonno, near Porth in the Rhondda. CENIN is in the process of ordering the turbines and preparing to build the site.
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Home Farm
CENIN has completed the construction of Home Farm 3MW solar array in West Cardiff.
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Cardiff Airport
It is estimated that the solar farm will provide a carbon reduction of approximately 20,508 tonnes over the next 25 years – a saving of roughly 860 tonnes per year.
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