News • 8 September 2026
Feldberg Capital signs Corporate Power Purchase Agreement with Good Energy
MAPP negotiated a 24-month CPPA linked to Toggam Solar Farm, Suffolk, which will provide 6 GWh of fully traceable, zero-carbon electricity to Feldberg Capital, helping reduce Scope 2 emissions while supporting local communities through renewable infrastructure investment and social value generation.
Feldberg Capital, the real estate investor and developer, has signed a 24-month Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) with Good Energy, one of the UK’s most trusted renewable electricity suppliers, to deliver 6 GWh of high-integrity, fully traceable green electricity across seven assets held within two of its funds.
The agreement, which was negotiated and facilitated by MAPP, the leading commercial property management and operations firm, acting as the managing agent, further reinforces Feldberg Capital’s position as a specialist investor focused on transforming and future-proofing real estate assets through sustainability-led value creation.
The CPPA is directly linked to Toggam Solar Farm, a 12.4 MW solar installation located in Lakenheath, Suffolk, owned and operated on behalf of West Suffolk Council. The farm generates between 11,000 and 12,500 MWh of clean electricity annually – enough to power approximately 3,000 – 3,500 homes.
The agreement delivers strategic value to Feldberg Capital by securing access to high-integrity renewable energy directly linked to UK generation assets, supporting its broader strategy of investing in and managing sustainable real estate. It enables measurable progress towards Scope 2 emissions reduction target while supporting ESG reporting, decarbonisation objectives and wider sustainability disclosures.
Sustainability is a central component of how we manage and grow our portfolio. Through this agreement, we are taking another practical step towards reducing emissions while improving the long-term resilience and attractiveness of our assets. Access to fully traceable renewable electricity aligns closely with our belief that the transition to a low-carbon economy presents a significant long-term value creation opportunity for our clients. We see climate risk as a material financial risk, not just an ethical consideration, which is why we invest in assets that are helping drive the green energy transition. At the same time, we believe successful sustainability strategies should create benefits that extend beyond individual assets, delivering positive outcomes for occupiers, communities and local stakeholders alongside strong investment performance.
Jon Cochrane
Director, Asset Management and Head of Sustainability at Feldberg
Why Good Energy?
As part of its commitment to responsible and transparent energy procurement, Feldberg Capital worked with MAPP to undertake a rigorous supplier selection process. Good Energy was selected on the strength of its best-in-class sustainability and social value performance, and strong alignment with Feldberg Capital’s long-term ESG objectives. The supplier meets all UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) Renewable Procurement Principles, holds the Uswitch Green Tariff Gold Standard accreditation, and is a certified B Corporation, reflecting the same high standards of environmental and social governance as MAPP and Feldberg Capital.
Crucially, Good Energy operates direct PPAs with UK renewable generators rather than relying solely on Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs), ensuring the electricity supplied is both credible and additional, and directly supports new renewable generation within the UK.
A relationship built on renewable ambition
MAPP was instructed to broker this deal as an extension of the extensive work programme it already delivers for Feldberg Capital, having first been appointed in 2017. The partnership also encompasses building and sustainability consultancy, technical support, flexible workspace provision, and a focus on driving operational harmony across the portfolio. The new mandate to broker the CPPA reflects MAPP’s growing capability in structuring credible, high-integrity renewable energy procurement deals that help real estate clients align operational performance with their sustainability ambitions.
Sustainable energy procurement in real estate has evolved rapidly, and the bar for what constitutes genuinely green electricity is rightly rising. We work exclusively with suppliers and structures that meet the highest standards. Our preference is to build long-term, organic relationships with like-minded businesses that are committed to the green transition. This PPA delivers real, measurable impact towards zero Scope 2 emissions, full traceability to a single UK solar farm, and meaningful social value reinvested into local communities.
Louise Bonham
CEO at MAPP
Social Value: Toggam Solar Farm
Beyond its environmental credentials, the CPPA delivers meaningful social value to the communities surrounding Toggam Solar Farm. The site generates long-term, stable income for West Suffolk Council, with over £5.2 million reinvested into local public services after costs in recent years, from more than £8.4 million of income generated over the past three years.
The site also contributes to biodiversity and habitat enhancement through environmental land management, and has hosted community engagement and education programmes for schools, environmental organisations and youth groups. More broadly, the project supports West Suffolk Council’s wider net-zero and climate objectives and contributes to UK energy security through locally generated, grid-connected renewable power.
At Good Energy, we have always believed that renewable energy should be real, traceable and additional. Toggam Solar Farm is a fantastic example of what community-rooted renewable infrastructure can deliver, clean electricity, local investment and genuine environmental benefit. This PPA demonstrates that the real estate sector can and should hold itself to the highest standards of green procurement, and we look forward to supporting Feldberg Capital's decarbonisation journey. An added benefit is that the farm supports frontline council services without increasing pressure on local taxation, strengthening West Suffolk Council's financial resilience at a time of reduced central government funding.
Tom Parsons
Commercial Director at Good Energy