A look at the kinds of renewable generation we develop and operate across County Down and Northern Ireland.
BME develops a mix of onshore wind and solar assets, each shaped to its site and connected to the local network. The examples below illustrate the types of generation in our portfolio and pipeline rather than any single named scheme.
Turbines sited on higher ground where the wind resource is strongest, feeding clean electricity into the regional network. Designed to sit alongside existing grazing and moorland use.
County Down · Onshore wind
A field-scale solar array generating quietly through daylight hours, chosen to complement wind by producing well in calm, bright conditions.
Northern Ireland · Solar PV
Working with landowners to place generation on productive farmland, keeping the ground in agricultural use while adding a long-term renewable income and clean output.
County Down · Wind & solar
The connection infrastructure that carries generated power to the network — metered, monitored and maintained as an asset in its own right.
Regional network · Grid & export
Our portfolio spans assets already generating and schemes still in development — all following the same careful lifecycle.
Sites under study and design, working through resource, land and grid.
Approved schemes being built and prepared for connection to the network.
Assets generating and exporting renewable electricity to the grid.
Mature assets maintained and optimised across their working life.
Clean generation
Landowners and communities are central to every project we develop.
If you have land that might suit wind or solar, or you are a community interested in local renewable generation, we would welcome an early, no-obligation conversation about what could be possible.