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BOOM Power secures planning permission for 49.99 MW solar farm in Yorkshire

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BOOM Power secured planning permission for the Drove Lane solar farm in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The project, which has an installed capacity of 49.99 MWac, was approved by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council in October 2026. Lighthouse Property Holdings Ltd navigated the planning process on behalf of BOOM Power. The approved scheme includes ground-mounted solar photovoltaic panels and supporting infrastructure.

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The project represents a significant addition to renewable electricity generation capacity in the region. The planning consent includes conditions covering construction management, drainage, biodiversity, and the eventual decommissioning and restoration of the site.

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  • YorkshireLocation where the solar farm is being developed.
  • North YorkshireAdministrative region that contains the project area.

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