ILOS (UK) is the landowners’ trusted development partner for future solar, battery and energy storage projects.
With a highly experienced in-house team, our expertise ranges from development, through construction, to asset management. We have the skills and capability to develop projects that deliver success for all our landowner, community, and local council stakeholders.
We build our projects for the long-term in line with industry best practice, retaining ownership to operate our solar farms and supply green electricity to the UK grid, reducing carbon and supporting Net Zero targets.
We recognise that future success for solar lies in harnessing the opportunity to improve the local ecology and the wider environment, while supporting financial diversification in agriculture to enable and sustain food production.
Our senior team at ILOS have long and pioneering careers in renewable energy project development, worldwide.
We’re backed by our senior investor partners, Omnes Capital, who have committed to cover the development and construction costs of our portfolio.
We have a portfolio of projects constructed in the UK, which will deliver 300MWp of clean energy to the grid – saving in the region of 60,000 tonnes of CO2, annually, and providing enough renewable power for 85,000 UK homes. Additionally, we have a further ten sites in development totalling 350MWp.
Our UK team have a range of project development expertise and are on hand to support our stakeholders throughout planning, construction and operations.
You can meet our people at one of our many community consultations, who can answer your questions and provide further information.
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ILOS is thrilled to announce the initiation of the construction phase of its ‘Hardy’ project, a new solar energy development situated near Dorchester, Dorset, which is set to further enhance the UK’s renewable energy landscape. The project, boasting a substantial capacity of 46,854.45 KWp (46.8 MW), will generate enough energy to power over 14,000 homes…
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The recent publication of the ‘Community Engagement Good Practice Guidance’ by the trade association, Solar Energy UK, is a key recognition of the importance of forging positive, proactive relationships between developers and the communities within which they operate. As local communities become an increasingly important stakeholder in renewable energy project development, the guide reminds developers…
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Amid the evolving landscape of UK agriculture, a transformative shift is taking shape. A recent report from the private bank, Investec Wealth & Investment, sheds light on an emerging trend: a growing number of UK landowners are embracing renewable energy, with a marked focus on solar power. Traditionally tied to arable, dairy, or livestock farming,…
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