Green Cat Renewables is a renewable energy, development support company with a strong track record of economically and efficiently delivering projects for farmers and landowners.
Find Out MoreGreen Cat Renewables is a renewable energy consultancy, who offer a broad interdisciplinary range of support services, with a strong and extensive track record of successfully delivering renewable energy projects.
Find Out MoreGreen Cat Renewables is a renewable energy development support company, considered by it’s customers to be supportive, engaging and open, with a strong and extensive track record of successfully delivering projects for community groups.
Find Out MoreGreen Cat Renewables is an engineering and environmental consultancy, providing professional services to the renewable energy and associated infrastructure markets. Since founding, our business has become an established player in the small and medium scale wind, solar PV and hydro development markets across the UK.
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Onshore wind energy targets drive investment in modern technology and practices. For Scotland to achieve net-zero by 2030, it is estimated that the country will need to install at least an additional 12GW of additional onshore wind, though there is ambition to exceed this. In January 2023, Scottish Ministers approved the National Planning Framework 4 … Continued
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The Accelerated Loss of Mains Change Programme (ALoMCP) has been extended by the Energy Networks Association until May 2022, and Green Cat is delighted to assist generators in gaining grant money to cover the required works and preforming the G59 setting change. The ALoMCP offers grants to non-domestic distributed generators which were connected before February … Continued
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GREEN CAT is delighted to have supported Eneus Energy and Hammars Hill Energy in the delivery of the first commercial green hydrogen/ammonia plant in the UK. The development – along with the proposed wind turbines extension at Hammars Hill – was approved by the Orkney Council Planning Committee at a meeting on January 20. Green … Continued
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