Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru
Trydan is proud to announce the next green electricity project for the people of Wales, with the launch of the Larnog Solar Farm in the Vale of Glamorgan. With an installed capacity of up to 35 Mega-Watts (MW), Larnog Solar Farm adds to our portfolio including the Clocaenog Dau, Glyn Cothi and Carreg Wen Wind Farm Projects. Together, these projects can deliver clean electricity equivalent to the electricity needs of a quarter of the homes in Wales.
Basic Information
- Category: clean energy
- Website: https://www.trydangwyrddcymru.wales/
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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Trydan is proud to announce the next green electricity project for the people of Wales, with the launch of the Larnog Solar Farm in the Vale of Glamorgan. With an installed capacity of up to 35 Mega-Watts (MW), Larnog Solar Farm adds to our portfolio including the Clocaenog Dau, Glyn Cothi and Carreg Wen Wind Farm Projects. Together, these projects can deliver clean electricity equivalent to the electricity needs of a quarter of the homes in Wales.
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