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Major solar farm project granted development consent by energy secretary

The solar farm could power about 40,000 homes and store 100 MW, with a six-week window for High Court challenges now open.

Summary by Chester Standard
A PROJECT to create a major solar farm on Frodsham Marsh has taken a step forward after development consent was granted on Tuesday (October 27).

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Government approves 130MW Frodsham solar farm to power up to 40,000 homes

Government approves Frodsham solar farm, set to power 40,000 homes, create 150 construction jobs and deliver over 130MW of renewable energy by 2030 in Cheshire.

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‘We’ve been betrayed’: Disgusted residents slam approval of 4,000-acre solar project

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Major solar farm project granted development consent by energy secretary

A PROJECT to create a major solar farm on Frodsham Marsh has taken a step forward after development consent was granted on Tuesday (October 27).

·Chester, United Kingdom
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Chester Standard broke the news in Chester, United Kingdom on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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