RES seeks to be a power for good in the communities that neighbour its projects by working openly and constructively to ensure tangible local benefits.

The Mynydd Maen Wind Farm, if consented, would support the local area and help to secure long-term economic, social and environmental benefits.

Generating enough clean, green electricity to power the equivalent of approximately 55,000 homes annually.1

Saving 27 million tonnes of carbon emissions over its lifetime, achieving carbon payback within 1.3 years.

Predicted to deliver £26.3m into the Welsh economy with £3.6m injected into the local area, during construction, and support eight jobs during the operational phase.

Delivering an estimated £37m in business rates to Caerphilly and Torfaen County Borough Councils over its 35-year operational lifetime, supporting vital local services.

Over 165 hectares of dry heath created, reinstated or brought into conservation management.

A tailored community benefit package, aligned with the priorities of the local communities and which could include RES' innovative Local Electricity Discount Scheme.

1 The homes figure has been calculated by taking the predicted annual electricity generation of the site (based on RES assessments Mynydd Maen has a predicted capacity factor of 41.7%) and dividing this by the annual average electricity figures from the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) showing that the annual UK average domestic household consumption is 3,509kWh (Dec 2022).