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Burges Salmon advises Enray Power on two acquisitions of UK solar farms from Boom Power

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By Jonathan Eves Briony Barber
10 Nov 2025 1 min read

The Corporate and M&A team from independent UK law firm Burges Salmon has advised Enray Power on its acquisition of two major UK solar projects from Boom Power, marking a further significant step in Enray’s strategic growth.

The transactions encompassed the Firsfield Solar Farm in West Suffolk and the Osgodby Solar Farm in North Yorkshire, which together will deliver over 110MW of clean energy capacity. The projects have secured planning consent and are poised to contribute meaningfully to the UK’s renewable energy targets.

Firsfield Solar Farm, covering approximately 237 acres, has an installed capacity of around 71MWp and an export capacity of up to 46.9MW. Osgodby Solar Farm, located in North Yorkshire, will generate up to 42.9MW of electricity.

The Burges Salmon team advising Enray Power was led by Briony Barber, supported by Jonathan Eves, Alec Whiter, Ros Harris and Joanna Gray.

“These transactions underscore our commitment to supporting clients at the forefront of the UK’s energy transition. We are proud to have advised Enray Power on these strategic acquisitions, which further cement our strong relationship with the team at Enray and aligns us with the firm’s focus on clean energy and infrastructure.”

Briony Barber, senior associate

These latest deals highlight Burges Salmon’s continued role in advising on complex, high-value transactions in the renewable energy sector, reinforcing the firm’s reputation for delivering exceptional legal advice across the UK’s clean energy sector.

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