Responsibility

At Brockwell Energy, responsibility isn’t just a commitment - it’s embedded in every aspect of our work. From community engagement to environmental stewardship, we’re dedicated to making a meaningful impact for both people and the planet. We believe in transparency and accountability, guided by values that ensure we’re building a better, more sustainable future.

Acting Responsibly, Creating Real Impact

Our Commitment to Social and Environmental Responsibility

We conduct our business with a strong sense of responsibility toward society and the environment. Our policies reflect this commitment and cover crucial areas such as anti-corruption, anti-slavery, equal opportunities, health & safety, and human rights.

At Brockwell Energy, we foster a positive work environment that respects public interest and values integrity. Our policies are designed to uphold these principles and ensure we’re actively contributing to a positive social impact. 

We pride ourselves on considerate development that respects the needs of local communities, safeguards the environment, and delivers meaningful long-term benefits. Our North Kyle Wind Farm is a strong example of this approach.

 

Community engagement

Our renewable energy projects aim to bring lasting benefits to local communities, with a special focus on former coal-producing areas where the shift to clean energy can make the greatest difference. We work closely with local stakeholders to create initiatives that support community needs and foster economic growth. Our approach to community engagement is built on listening, understanding, and acting with purpose. 

Our Commitment includes:

  • Community support

    In line with best practices, we offer minimum community funding of £5,000 per installed MW per year for our wind developments, allowing local communities to allocate funds where they see the most value.

  • Local contracting and sponsorship

    We prioritise hiring local contractors and supporting local initiatives, reinforcing our commitment to community-driven growth.

  • Trust funds for local priorities

    We establish trust funds to address specific local needs, allowing communities to directly benefit from our developments.

Sustainability Reporting

At Brockwell Energy, we are committed to transparent and responsible reporting of our sustainability performance.

Our 2026 Sustainability Report is our first. It sets out our sustainability strategy and our performance for the financial year 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, and forms the baseline for our future annual reporting. It covers our approach to environmental, social and governance topics, including greenhouse gas emissions, health and safety, community benefit and biodiversity, with case studies on North Kyle Wind Farm and Earls Gate Energy Centre.

Brockwell Energy - Sustainability Report - 2026

 

Our GRI Content Index provides a detailed reference to the disclosures we have reported with reference to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards.

2026 GRI Content Index

Collaborative community benefits

We engage with communities from the earliest stages of each project, shaping community benefit packages around their feedback. By working closely with residents, we create innovative, lasting benefits tailored to community aspirations. Whether supporting local businesses or fostering long-term economic initiatives, we’re committed to realising community goals together.

Environmental responsibility

At Brockwell Energy, we strive to ensure our projects are designed with environmental sensitivity and efficiency at the core. Our approach recognises the importance of minimising any potential impacts and respecting local communities, especially in areas with a history of coal mining. We remain mindful of local priorities for regeneration and environmental improvement.

A low-impact approach to energy

In every project, we consider potential environmental impacts and take decisive steps to minimise them. By integrating these practices, we aim to create renewable energy projects that respect the environment, support regeneration, and contribute positively to community wellbeing.

  • Brownfield development

    We prioritise brownfield land and former open cast areas, repurposing existing sites for sustainable development.

  • Landscape and visual assessments

    Detailed assessments guide our design, taking views from high ground and nearby communities into account.

  • Ecological enhancements

    We actively fund peat habitat restoration, wildlife repopulation, and conservation efforts to preserve biodiversity.

  • Sustainable replanting

    With the support of Forestry and Land Scotland, our replanting efforts focus on sustainability, amenity value, and environmental resilience.

  • Recreational access

    We establish access tracks and routes to encourage long-term recreational use, linking communities and enhancing local amenity spaces.

Commitment to excellence and compliance

At Brockwell Energy, we uphold the highest standards in quality, environmental responsibility, and workplace safety. Our commitment is reflected in our ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety) certifications. These internationally recognised standards demonstrate our dedication to operational excellence, minimising environmental impact, and ensuring the health and safety of our employees, contractors, and communities. Compliance isn’t just a requirement - it’s embedded in the way we work, driving continuous improvement across all our projects.

ISO 9001: Quality Management ISO 14001: Environmental Management ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety

Transparency and accountability

Transparency is at the heart of how we operate. From open dialogue with local communities to compliance with environmental regulations, we’re committed to engaging openly with all stakeholders. We view each project as a partnership with the communities and landscapes we work within, prioritising openness in every interaction.

Brockwell Energy’s commitment to responsible, sustainable development goes beyond industry standards. Our values drive us to create a positive, lasting impact on the environment and communities, ensuring that our work today contributes to a brighter future for all. 

Modern Slavery Statement

Brockwell Energy is committed to preventing slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chains. Our annual statement, published under section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, sets out the steps we take to identify and manage these risks, including our policies, due diligence and training.

If you have concerns about modern slavery in our operations or supply chain, please contact our CFO.

Download our Modern Slavery Statement 2025/26

 

Policies & statements