Welcome to the Parc Ynni Calon y Gwynt project website.
Parc Ynni Calon y Gwynt is a proposed energy park which is located approximately 2.7km to the north of Clatter in the administrative area of Powys County Council (PCC). The proposed energy park would combine wind turbines and battery storage to generate clean energy and contribute to Wales’ ambitious renewable energy targets.
Parc Ynni Calon y Gwynt's public exhibitions will take place locally on 17 and 18 June 2026. These exhibitions will provide an opportunity for members of the public to meet the project team, learn more about the proposals, and ask any questions they may have.
The events will also mark the beginning of a wider programme of engagement with statutory consultees, local communities and other stakeholders ahead of the formal Pre-Application Consultation (PAC). This website will be updated during the exhibitions to reflect the latest iteration of the proposals and the information presented at the events.
In the weeks following the exhibitions, the project will enter the formal Pre-Application Consultation stage. As part of this process, further information and assessment work relating to the environmental disciplines will be published, providing consultees with an opportunity to review and comment on the proposals before a planning application is submitted.
About The Developer
Parc Ynni Calon y Gwynt is part of a joint venture between Wind2 and companies managed by Octopus Energy Generation.
Wind2 is a specialist renewable energy developer founded in 2016 by Paula and Gerry Jewson, former owners and founders of West Coast Energy. The company has teams in Mold (North Wales), Edinburgh, Perth, Cromarty and Wells. With significant expertise in renewable energy and a track record of successfully developing onshore wind and solar farms throughout the UK, Wind2 is help the UK towards net zero.
Octopus Energy Generation is one of Europe's largest investors in renewable energy assets and energy transition projects, managing more than 300 large-scale green energy projects spanning 13 countries across technologies including onshore wind, offshore wind and solar energy.
For further information about Wind2, visit www.wind2.co.uk