WITH THE reduction in feed-in tariffs for new renewable energy projects as the number of installations increase, there is a view that if you are not already on board you have missed the boat. This may be the case for more marginal sites, but good sites can still provide an attractive return when compared with other investments on the farm. With all the pressures on farm incomes from CAP reform etc, the option of having an additional income stream from a renewables project where the income can be predicted for 20 years is an attractive one to many.