Planning bid goes in for windfarm near Dava – Press and Journal

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By Neil MacPhail

A formal planning application has now been submitted for a windfarm within
sight of scenic Dava Moor.

Developer RES wants to erect 20 turbines at Cairn Duhie, south-east of
Ferness between Nairn and Grantown.

The project will have an installed capacity of approximately 50-60MW,
depending on final turbine selection, and the application has therefore
been submitted directly to the Scottish Government’s energy consents and
deployment unit.

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