Solar · United Kingdom
Ellough Airfield (Ellough 2 extension)
Operational10 MWChecked 6 October 2026Last changed in the dataset 26 April 2016
The site
- Technology
- Solar
- Capacity
- 10 MW
- Status
- Operational
- Operator or applicant
- Lark Energy
- Location
- Land At Former Ellough Airfield, Suffolk, NR34 7UH, United Kingdom
- Planning authority
- East Suffolk
- Planning application
- DC/12/1113/FUL
- Appeal reference
- APP/006/2013
- First operating
- 2016
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Timeline
- 25 September 2012 Planning application submitted
- 12 February 2013 Planning permission refused
- 16 October 2013 Planning permission granted
- 16 October 2013 Appeal granted
- 17 October 2013 Secretary of State intervened
- 12 March 2015 Granted by the Secretary of State
- 1 May 2015 Construction started
- 31 March 2016 Operational
Incidents on the register at this site
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Incidents at solar farms in the United Kingdom
The register holds 86 incidents at solar farms in the United Kingdom, 59 of them fires, and 344 worldwide. Counts of incidents in published reporting, not rates.
- Fire involving solar panels at a Market Harborough house spreads to an adjoining property
- Solar inverter fire on agricultural building in Shropshire
- Fire damages solar panel batteries in a Teignmouth garage
- Fire damages roof with one solar panel in The Charltons
- Solar panels on flat roof alight at terraced building in Newquay
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