St Asaph SolarPlans, timetable and how to have your say

Where it is in the process

1. Pre-application
2. Submitted
3. Pre-examination
4. Examination
5. Recommendation
6. Decision due
7. Decision made

Who decides, and how to have your say

Developments of National Significance in Wales are decided by the Welsh Ministers, not the local council, after Planning and Environment Decisions Wales has examined the application. Since 15 December 2025, new projects of this scale go through the Significant Infrastructure Projects process under the Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024 instead, and need an infrastructure consent order from the Welsh Ministers; cases notified before then continue as Developments of National Significance.

Once the application is accepted there is a period for representations, when anyone can comment through the Welsh Government's planning casework service. The local council and community councils are consulted.

Our guide: how to have your say on a national infrastructure project.

The site

No boundary has been published yet; the dot marks the project's location.

What is proposed

Construction, operation and decommissioning of a 18.44MW ground mounted photovoltaic solar farm, together with associated equipment, infrastructure and ancillary works.

Other national projects nearby

Projects within 10 km. Inspectors are asked to consider the combined effect of schemes close together.

• Mona Offshore Wind Farm · Offshore wind · 45,404 ha · touches this project's boundaryApproved
• SP Mid Wales (Electricity) Connections Project (SP Manweb) · Electricity lines · 90 ha · 1.6 km awayPre-application
• Mynydd Tryfan · Onshore wind · 8.7 km awayPre-application