CPM Civil Engineering is pleased to have commenced work at Little Crow Solar Farm in North Lincolnshire, continuing our growing involvement in the delivery of civil engineering infrastructure for the UK renewable energy sector.
Working with our client, HVES, CPM began works on site in July, delivering the civil engineering package required to support this significant solar and energy infrastructure project.
Little Crow is a major renewable energy development with a generating capacity of approximately 150MWp. Projects of this scale require close collaboration between civil engineering, high-voltage and specialist contractors, with safety, quality and programme delivery at the centre of every stage.
The project represents another important addition to CPM's expanding renewable energy portfolio and builds on our experience delivering civil engineering works for solar farms, substations and associated high-voltage infrastructure across the UK.
The commencement of the project has also enabled CPM to create new employment opportunities within the area, supporting our commitment to using local skills and labour alongside our established team wherever possible.
As a nationwide contractor headquartered in Yate, Bristol, we are proud that the continued growth of CPM is creating opportunities both within our business and in the communities surrounding the projects we deliver.
Established in 2011, CPM now has more than 15 years of civil engineering experience and continues to invest in the people, skills and resources required to support the UK's rapidly developing energy infrastructure.
We look forward to working alongside HVES and the wider project team as work at Little Crow progresses.
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