Our strategic approach enables us to take a long-term view to achieve our goals.
Creating new solutions and new products for the industry.
We can only create and deliver the best projects if all parts of the business work as one.
We do what we say, building partnerships based on trust.
Improving and sustaining the local environment and wildlife are at the heart of all our projects.
Delivering a finished product to our clients.
2014
Innova was born, and founders Robin Dummett and Andrew Kaye raised the capital to build the first renewable energy site.
2015
Innova sold sites to Blackrock, Foresight and Primrose. Raised £50m and started to buy and develop six operational sites. Read more
2017
Appointed Asset Manager of 15 distressed sites and turned them around.
2018
46.6MW operational solar portfolio sold to NextEnergy. Started developing new subsidy free sites in the UK.
2019
Formed new partnership with development consultants Novus and started to scale the business to the next level. Founding of a joint
2020
Rapid growth in pipeline of utility scale solar and battery energy storage sites. NatWest first of a kind SONIA project
2021
Sale of 3.7 MW commercial rooftop solar portfolio to Octopus Renewables. Sale of 61.5 MW subsidised ground mounted solar portfolio
2022
Development and build of renewable energy sites. Three solar projects awarded CfDs by the UK Department for Business, Energy and
2023
Greencoat UK Solar and Innova announce strategic partnership for solar energy and storage. Planning permission secured for Innova's first-of-many
2024
Planning permission is granted for Innova's second energy storage transmission connected project.
Innova offer an integrated approach to renewable energy developments and operations, with an in-house capability across the life cycle of any project. This includes planning, grid connections, project rights development, financing, construction and asset management, power purchase agreements, and long-term operations.
To date, Innova has over 60 DNO and Grid connected sites under development in the UK, with a combined solar and storage capacity in excess of 24GW.
Working across the lifecycle of a renewable project means collaborating witha variety of different people – from landowners and communities to energy buyers and suppliers – and beyond.