Solar Farm Development
We manage the whole journey — site appraisal, grid, planning and build — to bring a solar farm forward on your land. More

Helping landowners and farmers in Bangor (County Down) and across County Down turn under-used land into a secure, long-term income from solar.

Bangor (County Down), in County Down, sits within Northern Ireland — a part of the country shaped by generations of farming across green grassland farms, drumlin country and lough-side land. Like much of the region, the land around Bangor (County Down) has long been worked for arable and livestock, and that agricultural character still defines the countryside beyond the town today.
It is exactly this kind of farmland that makes Bangor (County Down) and its surrounding parishes well suited to solar farming. Open fields, established field boundaries and a working relationship with the land mean that, where grid capacity allows, solar farms and agrivoltaic schemes can sit comfortably alongside continued agriculture — adding a stable income without taking the land out of the farming community.
Whatever stage you are at, we can help you assess, develop and earn from solar on your land in and around Bangor (County Down).
We manage the whole journey — site appraisal, grid, planning and build — to bring a solar farm forward on your land. More
Combine food production and clean energy on the same field, keeping land in agricultural use while it earns from solar. More
Lease your land on long-term, index-linked terms and receive a secure annual rent for 25–40 years. More
Host a battery storage system — on its own or alongside solar — to add a second revenue stream from your site. More
We prepare and run the full planning application, from pre-app advice to consultation and consent. More
An honest, evidence-based study of grid, planning, yield and value before you commit to anything. More
Experienced EPC delivery — groundworks, mounting, panels and connection — built to last 40 years. More
Ongoing operations and maintenance that protect performance, revenue and the condition of your land. More
We work with landowners right across Bangor (County Down) and the surrounding County Down countryside. If your land is near a grid connection and not your most productive ground, it could be a strong candidate for solar.
Good, plain-English advice from people who clearly understand farming as well as energy. The biodiversity plan even improved our worst field.
We were nervous about tying up land for decades, but the break clauses and decommissioning bond were explained properly. We felt in control the whole way.
Professional, local and quick to respond. They visited the site within the week and gave us a realistic figure we could actually plan around.
We had 60 acres of marginal grazing doing very little. Farming Solar walked us through every option without any pressure, and the lease now underpins the whole farm's finances.
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If you own or farm land in or around Bangor (County Down), it may well be suitable for a solar farm. The main factors are grid capacity, land grade and planning. We offer a free, no-obligation review to assess your specific site.
Solar rents vary with grid, land quality and acreage, so we avoid quoting a single figure. Many Bangor (County Down) landowners are surprised by the income from marginal land. Try our revenue calculator, then ask us for a realistic estimate.
Many do, particularly on lower-grade land that is well screened. We handle the full planning process for landowners in the County Down area, from surveys to consultation and submission.
Yes. We work with landowners and farmers across County Down and the wider Northern Ireland region, as well as the rest of the UK.
Send us your location and acreage and we'll come back with an honest, no-obligation assessment of your site's solar potential — usually within two working days.
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