Renewable Energy Generation Ltd. : Planning Consent Upheld

12 December 2013

Renewable Energy Generation Ltd

Planning consent upheld after legal challenge dismissed

Renewable Energy Generation Limited ("REG") (AIM: WIND), the UK renewable energy group,notes that the High Court has today upheld the planning consent for REG's 10MW Denzell Downs project in Cornwall.

Cornwall Council originally granted permission for the scheme in 2011, but a legal challenge to that permission has delayed progressing the project.

Andrew Whalley, Chief Executive Officer said:

"We are pleased that the planning permission granted by Cornwall Council has been upheld in the High Court. Denzell Downs is one of the most energetic locations for a wind farm in the UK and we look forward to progressing its construction, in the process releasing much needed community funding for the local area".

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Notes to editors

Renewable Energy Generation Ltd (REG) is a UK renewable energy group. Its main business is the development, construction and operation of wind farms and generating power from refined used cooking oil.

REG Windpower: based in Truro, Bath and Guildford, UK, it currently operates 14 wind projects in Cambridgeshire, Cornwall, County Durham, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cumbria and Gwynedd, with a total capacity of 67.15MW and has a development pipeline of over 1,000MW.

REG Bio-Power UK Ltd: based in Nottingham, UK: it operates electricity generation plant powered by fuel recovered from used cooking oil.

Headquartered in Jersey, REG was admitted to trading on AIM, a market operated by the London Stock Exchange, in May 2005 (AIM: WIND).