Energy
Savills Energy is a dedicated real estate service created to specifically assist the inception, planning, development and continued operation of assets and infrastructure connected to the energy production and storage sector.
How we can help you:
The UK Government is committed to delivering energy security whilst accelerating the transition to a low carbon economy. Carbon dixoide emissions are to be reduced by a minimum of 26% by 2020 against a 1990 baseline. Security of energy supply is at risk with output set to fall from existing capacity and significant investment will be needed in new generation capacity to meet our needs.
We have harnessed the experience, knowledge and track record from professionals at the forefront of their sector to offer developers and operators of energy related assets a service beyond expectation.
- Savills has the ability to add immediate scalability to an investor's development aspirations with over 200 land agents, 200 planners, 85 acquisition agents, 25 project managers and a team of specialist grid consultants across 70 national and 137 international offices.
- We manage in excess of 2 million acres of land throughout the UK
- We offer unrivalled access to the rural, commercial and industrial owners and occupiers of property via a powerful network of contacts.
- We also provide a valuation service, backed by our sector expertise, for funding, strategic or accounts purposes.
Our Expertise:
Savills Energy provides a wide range of services to the energy sector through an experienced team of dedicated professionals. Our approach combines professional skills such as site location, planning and valuation, with timely project delivery in the following sectors :
- Wind energy
- Hydro
- Energy from waste
- Biomass
- Biofuels
- Oil & Gas
- Nuclear
- Solar Photovoltaics
- Conventional Generation
- Renewable energy delivery
General enquiries
Savills news
High Profile Windfarm goes on sale in Wales
13 February 2012
Savills Energy is marketing two turbines at the high profile Moel Maelogan windfarm in Wales. The site was the first Welsh windfarm to be built and owned by farmers and was held up by the then First Minister Rhodri Morgan as the future of the renewable industry at its official opening in 2003.
The race is on
25 January 2012
After a decision by the court of appeal today the race for solar is well and truly back on.