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Land and Property students visit solar farm at Berriewood Equestrian Centre
19 March 2019
Second year Land and Property Students on the REALM and RPM courses went on a visit to the solar farm at Berriewood Equestrian Centre Condover as part of the Valuation module to consider the financial elements and the construction of the solar farm. As a result the students have a much clearer understanding of valuing solar farms and were made aware of the complexities of the site and lease arrangements.
They were given a presentation by the owners Penny and Peter Cowdy, who is by coincidence a governor of Harper Adams University, and a tour of the site.
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