Growers and landowners looking to tap into onshore wind energy opportunities can find support at the Caeli stand at the Low Carbon Agriculture Show, during LAMMA 2026.
The company will be showcasing its Wind Energy Site Check, claiming the platform can help accelerate and streamline wind energy projects, unlocking new revenue streams.
Hans-Georg von Lewinski, head of international development at Caeli, says the team is looking forward to engaging directly with the farming community at the event. “This is an important opportunity to reach landowners who are actively thinking about the future of their businesses,” he says.
Caeli’s presence at the show reflects growing interest from landowners looking to diversify income streams, and explore renewable energy opportunities, following recent changes to UK planning policy.
Visitors to the Caeli stand will be able to learn more about the Wind Energy Site Check, the digital marketplace and the wider support available throughout the development process, from early feasibility through to developer selection and commercial negotiations.
Founded in Germany and now established in the UK and across Europe, Caeli operates as an independent onshore wind project partner, bringing landowners, land agents and wind energy developers together in a transparent and competitive process.
The lifting of the de facto ban on onshore wind developments in England, alongside wider government commitments to clean power and energy security, has created renewed interest among landowners looking to diversify income streams and strengthen business resilience.
Leasing land for wind energy can provide a reliable long-term return with a relatively small physical footprint, making it an increasingly attractive option for farms and estates. “Our digital platform makes it easier for landowners to understand the potential of their land, explore opportunities with confidence and ultimately secure fair and competitive outcomes if they decide to proceed,” he adds.
