Brockwell Storage and Solar is developing plans for a new solar farm and energy storage project to the northwest of St Neots, known as East Park Energy.

Our plans would generate up-to 400 megawatts of clean energy and help the UK reach its net zero targets. On this website you can find out more about the project and read the latest updates as our plans progress.


  • Archaeology findings update
  • Surveys and upcoming consultation update
  • New website and July newsletter
  • Brockwell acquires RNA Energy

Brockwell is fully committed to supporting Net Zero initiatives locally, and through our East Park Legacy Fund we will support the community transition to Net Zero, likely in the form of grants that will be made available to community groups and facilities, public services, and local homeowners.

In due course, the delivery of the East Park Legacy Fund is a topic we will discuss with the local communities to understand how it can best support Net Zero initiatives at a local level, but at this stage we would like to discuss the current options to understand your thoughts and priorities.


Proposals for East Park Energy are being developed by Brockwell Storage and Solar, formerly known as RNA Energy.

RNA Energy was acquired by Brockwell Energy in March 2024. Our aim is to develop our pipeline of solar and battery storage projects, contribute to Brockwell Energy’s goal of developing 5 gigawatts of installed renewable generation capacity by 2030, and to support the UK’s transition to Net Zero.

At the heart of our mission to produce clean, renewable energy are the communities in which we hope to develop and invest. As a responsible, people-focused company, we are committed to creating projects that bring long-term community benefits. This includes job creation, land restoration, public access, recreational opportunities and ecological enhancement.

Get in touch

Call us on the community information line:
0808 258 5991

(Line open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5.30pm)

Write to us:
Freepost EAST PARK ENERGY

(Please note, no stamp or further address details are required)